If you treasure the beauty that shows all around you and try to add some of your own ...

TUNXIS 1979 Windsor High School Windsor, Connecticut

Volume 46

· · · enJ·oy th e compa . h others can . nwns i p g1ve you ...

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yet value your moments alone ...

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If you honor opinions that differ from yours

yet stand up for what you believe ...

... admire the accomplishments others have made and take pride in what you can

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If you're a real friend who comes through when it counts, who always is worthy of trust ...

DEDICATION

The nineteen hundred seventy­nine yearbook staff would like to dedicate this book, on behalf of all the Windsor High School stu­dents, to the person who we feel "Lives Life to the Fullest."

This person, in our eyes, rises above others in her undertakings and conveys her spirit and enthu­siasm to students, faculty and community members. She unself­ishly gives of her time, not only in school, but also to her family, church, and town. Her involve­ment is not limited to activities, but extends to direct involvement with people - making this person one whom students and faculty alike see as a friend. Having ful­filled and surpassed her obliga­tions to the school, she is motivat­ed by a geniune concern for stu­dents.

Thus, we proudly present and dedicate the 1979 TUNXIS to a person who we feel makes life a worthwhile experience, Mrs. Eliz­abeth Waters.

If you follow your heart anywhere it may lead you,

and do what you feel that you must

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If you love those around you, and love yourself too, if your spirit is eager and free ..

Then you know what it means to live life to its fullest and be the best "you" you can be.

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"Good morning, this is Mr. Shea." ... "Let's see if it will fly."

Administration

Lawrence P. Shea

William R. Johnson Thomas G. Martin, Jr.

Office Staff

Patricia Snietka

Barbara Hinton

Terry Lucario

Doris Turcotte

Mary Donnelly Anita Mips

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Guidance

Gary Parkman Dept. Chp.

Burr Carlson

Gloria Winne

Catherine Devine

Nerice Bloomfield

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Art & Consumer Ec

Frank Meyer Gloria Larsen

Barbara Bean Dept Chp.

Helene Blackall

Rosemary Barnette Deborah Smith

"That's too cutesy-cutesy." "You boo . . . " "Where are the skizzors?"

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"Are you all with me?" "Ceteris ain't parabus." "Take it from the top, Baby!" "I don't give tests, I give op­portunities." "Don't get bogged down."

Business

Harold DePianta Dept Chp.

Albert Marini

David Rutkowski

Ellen Morin

George Benoit

Charles North

Edith Bradley

Foreign Language

Deborah Burke

Robert Italia Dept Chp

Mary Capobianco

Marc Sharr

Joanne Chasen Cynthia Williams

"V raiment 0 0 0 ?" "Vamos a ver." "Qui s'excuse, s'accuse." "Bastante de ingles." Verstan­den?" "Ich Kann nicht."

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"Now, do you hear that al­right?" "Are there any questions on anything I've said so far?" "Make sure your ideas are presented in a logical se­quence, giving proper docu­mentation to quotes." "Explain it."

Marjorie Kane

John Brown

English

Lorraine Waido Dept Chp.

Judy Artz

Patricia Boyle

English

Marie Mosbach Kathryn Reid

Mary Ann Dowaliby

Ernie Cirillo Patricia Mendes

Marvin Stone

Mary Sawyer Janice Swindell John Bernardini

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Industrial Ed

"When all else fails, read the Wesley Vasko Dept Chp.

directions." "When in doubt, throw it out." "When it doesn't serve a use­ful purpose, don't do it." "Think!" "Try reading the book."

Mark Winniger Michael Campbell

Industrial Ed

Bill Semplice

Gregory Zinck

Bertram Bennett

Donald Fisher

Joseph Cieslowski Michael Schmidt

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"Do it again." "Take a break." "A hundred years from now, who will know the differ­ence?" " ... The whole kit and ka­boodle." "Have I showed you how to use the reference material?"

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Barbara Natalie

Rosemary Morante Dept Chp.

Wayne Johnson Dept Chp. Robert Borden

William G. Stephenson A-V technician

Physical Ed.

Judy Saxton

Michele Sinkez

Dom Ferrara Robert Stevenson

Wtlham Lesmski Dept. Chp.

·'You have to get to know your equipment." "You guys are only kidding yourselves." "Fellows, it's there!" "Pressure the ball."

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Math

"Isn't this fun?" "It's only elementary (analy­sis.)" "Can I do that?" "Here's where it gets kind of Dennis Grant Dept. Chp.

screwy."

Carol Kinder Jane Palmer

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Math

Marilyn Galuska Maryellen Anderson

Norma Marcellino Gregory Ratajaczak Carole Burbeck

Elizabeth Waters Joanne North

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"It must be expressed in sig­nificant figures." "For all practical purposes

" "That's cocktail party infor­mation." "Hello wall." "You wanna hear a story?" "It's enough to gag a maggot." "I need a volunteer." "Six of one, half a dozen of the other."

Science

Steven Weinberg Dept Chp.

Robert Blake Carol Seabury

Eugene Lacerte

Science

Diane Shute Gerrie deLiveron

Everett Dowe Richard Griswold John Horst

Richard Afrogola Margaret Jones

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"Moving right along ... " "Do you understand the gist of it?" "I don't get mad, I get even.'' "OK, where were we?" "I want it in outline form." "Who's missing today?" "Don't get me wrong."

Social Studies

Warren Giffin Dept. Chp. Hazel Sullivan

Sharon Kurwelnz

Social Studies

George Ka weeki John Seabury

David Archibald Thomas Whalen Mary Alexander

Thomas Lerario Barry Chasen

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Special Ed. & Reading

Beverly Pearson

Debbie Pepin

Bruce Murphree

Joyce Christianson

William Haberman Paula Weinberg

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Special Thanks

Aides: Josephine Mack, Louise Linden, Frances Ross, Anne Woble. Missing: Carleen Green, Marjorie Jenkens

Cafeteria Staff

Custodial Staff: Woody, Dept head; Jack Olihan, Doris Potillo, John Sopet, Harold Deschaine. Also, Helen Arm­strong, Tony Bitcauski, Cardinal Brown, Curlin Bushay, John Kravies, Loi Martin, Edward Mikol, Jeremiah Quin­tyne, Mark Zazorodny.

Patricia Wiggins Ida DeCristo Marlene Edmund

Merridy Slipoy Sophia Knettell Susan Milkowicz

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Back row: (L to R) C. Gilman, G . McGregor, T. Sorbo, S. Hopkins, R. Hoover, M. Boggio, C . Butterfield, S. O'Donnell, A. unes, B. Grabowicz, Chistensen, C. Johnson, Coach Stevenson. Front row: (L toR) J . Burns, S. Sullivan, A. Noiset, C. Main, P. Conrad, S. Burghoff, J . Denno, M. Hn''""'""r•• K. Nadeau, S. Butterfield.

**SOCCER**

Opponent Windsor

Enfield 1 3 Glastonbury 3 2 Rockville 2 1 Bloomfield 1 2 Newington 3 2 Windsor Locks 0 1 South Windsor 0 3 Prince Tech 0 5 Glastonbury 1 3 Rockville 2 0 Bloomfield 1 2 Newington l 2 Windsor Locks 5 0 Prince Tech 1 2 South Windsor 2 4

*Danbury 1 4 *E. 0. Smith 0 1 *North Haven 2 3 *Staples 2 1

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* * SOCCER * * The Varsity Soccer team end­ed a tremendous season, the best in recent years. One significant note was that Chris Main, Scott Burghoff, Bill Grabowicz, Scott Hop­kins, Mark Boscarino, and Charlie Butterfield all made the eve team. Rarely does any team have six players on an all­Conference squad. Char­lie Butterfield was an All-State selection in ad­dition, Windsor soccer's first. The team advanced through the state tourna­ment downing # 1 ranked E. 0 . Smith along with #5 ranked North Haven and Danbury only to bow out to Staples in the semi-finals.

Top: Bill Grabowicz going for the ball. Far left: Charlie But­terfield shows his skills. Middle left: Tom Sorbo - using his head. Middle right: Scott Hop­kins in action. Far right: Reyn­old Hoover makes the save.

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· L. Barresi 2nd row: M. Maher, J. Cooley, K. Jezouit. Jrd row: P. Burton, M. Coyne. 4th row: B. Brown, Ann Yakaitas, S. White, S . Barry. 5th

S . Lerrario.

Pg. (38)- Top: A. oiset. Mid­dle right: J . Weiss. Middle left: Stand out sophomore T . Mar­tin . Bottom left: A. Butterfield in control. Bottom middle: Rookie Coach Dan Fyler. Bot­tom left:T . Morton goes for the ball.

Top right: Coach Pepin cracks a smile. Middle left: Co-cap­tains E. Foote and P. Burton. Middle right: K. Jezouit ap­pears to be delighted. Lower left: J . Cooley, M. Maher, K. Jezouit during the Homecom­ing weekend. Lower right: B. Brown doing what she does best.

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**CROSS-COUNTRY* *

Opponent Windsor

Newington 24 31 Prince Tech 34 22 South Windsor 16 45 Bu1keley 17 44 Prince Tech 36 22 Weaver 21 39 New London 50 17 Bloomfield 46 17 New Britain 27 28 Glastonbury 28 29 Tolland 20 37 Suffield 24 31 Rockville 32 25 Weaver 21 34 Windsor Locks 15 50

Back row (L toR): Coach Whelan, D. Sciarrino, S. Uzdarwin, M. McMahon, M. Cleaver, P. Chagnon, M. Allen. Front row (L toR): T. Rooke, P. Lata, Conforto, N . Horan, J . Packard, E. Trashka. •

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* * Cross-Coun­try * * Under Coach Whelan the Cross Country team earned 10 wins against 5 losses. Seniors John Conforto, Nick Horan, and Pat Chagnon turned in exceptional perfor­mances. Tom Rooke, Michael Cleaver, and Mar­tin McMahon re­turn to next years team.

Upper Left: They're off. Upper Right: Co-Cap­tains John Conforto and Pat Chagnon. Lower left: Nick Horan. Lower right: D. Sciarrino and M. Cleaver.

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• • VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY • •

Opponent Windsor

Suffield l 4 Bloomfield 1 4 Windsor Locks 2 1 Glastonbury 2 1 South Windsor 1 1 Newington 1 1 Bloomfield 0 5 Windsor Locks 0 2 Conard 3 4 Glastonbury 0 2 South Windsor 0 1 Newington 1 4 Enfield 1 2 Somers • 1 1 Norwalk • 1 2 Simsbury • 0 2 Darien • 2 3 Greenwich • 1 2

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Back row ( L toR): R. Abra mowicz, L. Bolasevich, J . U rba n, S . Ma rti n, Coach J . Saxton. 2nd row (L to R): D. Ata nasio, K. Lattal, B. Mcnamara, C. Giller, H. Symons, Front row (L to R): J . Harner, B. Russo, L. Provost, L. Tamburro.

* * VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY** The one sport discov­ered by students this year was Field Hock­ey. A truly unbeliev­able season was cli­maxed by the entrance of the team into the state finals where the girls defeated Somers, Norwalk, Simsbury, Darien, and Green­wich in the finals to emerge as State Class L Champions. Bonnie Russo, an all-state se­lection, more than doubled the school scoring record this season with 22 goals. In addition, Lauren Provost was awarded for her outstanding play with eve honors. Next years team will return standouts Har­riet Symonds, Judy Urban, Sheila Martin, a n d R e n e e Abramowicz. One word can sum up this teams season - FAN­TASTIC!!

Bottom-/eft: Sophomore J . Urban tangles it up. Bottom middle: All-stater B. Russo demonstrates her ability. Bottom right: Goal! Middle left: All eve player L Pro­vost. Middle right: Junior R. Abramowicz lost in con­centration. Top: Senior B. Me amara searches for the ball.

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Back row: B. Reardon, M. Menard, C. Spadafora, B. Symonds, S. Arsenault, Coach Swann. Front row: K. Baker, E. Matthews, T. O'Brien, C. Smith, K. O'Gara, S. Warden.

Back row (L toR): Coach Seabury, M. Brousseau, V. Fritze!, J . Daley, T . Kradas, J . Brookman, A. Dogewicz, D. Farrow, . Greco, T. Gilbert, P. Sullivan, P. Dougherty, B. Johnson, P. Higgins, B. Hepler, T. Tiller!, H. Santos, Coach Ferrara.

Front row (L toR): W . Suisdak, R. Bartus, V. Weston, H. Lewis, J . Romayko, J . McKay, R. Lily, T . Bourdon, J . Pearson, D. olan, M . Riviera.

* * J.V. Football** The J .V. Squad ended their season with a fine record of 6-2. Close wins over Northwest Catholic (14-13) and also Hart­ford Public (14-12) highlighted their sea­son.

Middle: T. Gilbert in the open field. Lower right: R. Lily breaks a tackle. Lower Jeft:T. Tillet looks for room.

* * J.V. Field Hock­ey* * i\ 6-2-1 record was achieved by this team, consisting of mostly sophomores. This strong record provides a good out­look for next year's team.

Top left: K. Baker. Middle left: C. Warden dips down. Middle Right: C . Spadafora in pursuit. Lower left: B. Sy­monds tangled up. Lower right: Scramble!

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Back row (L toR): Coaches Lesinski, Kawecki, Y. Weston, R. Tillona, P. Hill, M. arcisse, H . Lewis, R. Bartus, D. Farrow, J . Romayko, D. Ellis, J . Daley, D. Lareau, J. McKay, M. Hendley, T. Dillion, T . Bourdon, T. Gilbert, P. Dougherty, P. Sullivan, W. Suisdak, B. Lily, R. Hepler, J. Pearson, S. Blanchard, B. Eager, B. Clark, Coaches Ferrara , Seabury. Front row: C. Fusco, T . Dillion, E. Cirillo, W. Dobrutsky, B. Beatie, J. Bourdon, D. Lareau, B. Arcari, M. Huyghue, J. Bassell, B. Alexander.

Opponent Windsor

Enfield 12 21 Bulkeley 0 22 Northwest Cath. 11 6 Milford 26 14 Glastonbury 17 23 South Windsor 32 7 Bloomfield 12 23 Rockville 0 13 Newington 28 20 Windsor Locks 6 27 **FOOTBALL

• • The Warriors ended their 5-5 sea­son with a Thanks­giving Day victory over arch-rival Windsor Locks. The game was the first of what hopes to be an on going tradition between the two schools. Mike Huyghue and Jeffrey Bassell re­ceived all-CVC honors . Juniors Myron Hendley, Jeff Ramayko, and this years J. V. quarterback Dana Farrow provide an optimestic view for next years team.

Pg. (45)-Left: Q.B. W. Dobru tsky sets up to u n­load a pass. Upper right: Coach and team mem­bers. Lower right D. Farrow chats with Coach Lesinski . Pg. (46)- Top: Co-captain D. Lareau moves in for the tackle. Middle: V. Wes­ton in the open field. Bottom Ali-CVC player M. Huyghue demon­strates his ability.

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Opponent Windsor

Housatonic 11 0 Newington 1 0 Farminton 2 0 Rocky Hill 3 1 Suffield 2 3 Ellington 3 2 Newington 3 1 Farmington 3 I Bolton 2 4 Bolton I 0 2 Houstonic ' 2 2

Back row (L to R): L. Stein, Coach Ratajzak, K. William•. J . Willoughby, 5th row (L to R): M. Lougee. P. Shea, K. Williams, D. Rendock, J . oiset, L. Dansero, J. Bray. 4th row (L to R): D. Deresenski, J . Wilson, D. Grant. L. Cirillo, A. Finard, 3rd row (L toR): S. Brookman, J . Diefenderfer, D. Grimaldi, 2nd row (L to R): C. Sears, B. David, I st row: S . Crawford.

**GIRL'S SOCCER** The Girl's Soccer team, or­ganized by Carol Dallesio and Barbara David, at­tained a 4-7-1 record in it's first season while under Coach Ratajczak. In this year's Ellington game, Lau­ra Cirillo booted a goal from 35 yards out, an example of the strong foot she pos­sesses. Fine performances were turned in by all mem­bers, and the outlook for next year's team is quite promising because few will be lost to graduation.

Pg. (48)- Upper left: D. Grant, one of the few seniors on the team. Lower left: D. Rendock shows con­trol. Right: L. Cirillo shows power. Pg. (49)- Top: J. Diefenderfer shows skills. Middle: Coach Rataj­zak looks perplexed. Lower left: A Windsor player on the move. Low­er right: K. Williams.

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VOLLEYBALL * <Jpponent VVindsor

Bloomfield 3 0 Weaver 0 3 Rockville 3 0 Ellington 0 3 Glastonbury 0 3 East Catholic 3 0 South Windsor 3 2 Weaver 1 3 Newington 3 2 Bloomfield 3 0 Rockville 3 0 Glastonbury 3 1 Ellington 2 3 South Windsor 3 2 Newington 3 0 East Catholic 3 1 ~

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Back row (L toR): C. Nunes, B. Gregory, Coach Burke, B. Michelson, B. Simmons. 3rd row (L toR): M. Alves, D. Case, S. City, C. Cooke, G . Simmonds, M. O'Brien, 2nd row (L toR): K. Kosilla, C. Martin, B. Liner, B. Jones. Front row (L to R): C. ovie, D. Kelly, C. Moreton.

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* * VOLLEYBALL * * A 5-11 record does not reflect upon the amount of work the girls put into this team. Co-Captains Cathy Morton and Do­reen Kelly provided spirit while Carol Norrie made all CVC. Next years team returns with many fine juniors who hope to put together a winning season.

Pg. (50)- Left: Ali-CVC Carol Norrie shows some power. Top: Co-Captain D. Kelly gives a bump. Pg. (51)- Upper right: K. Morton serves. Upper left: B. Michelson, Bottom: B. Gregory sets up.

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(L to R): Mgrs. B. Eager, S. Shepard, N . Cook, D. Staples.

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Opponent Windsor

Prince Tech 62 52 Maloney 74 50 Bloomfield 72 74 S . Windsor 74 64 . Torrington 74 76 Conard 77 68 W . Locks 47 56 Newington 53 51 Rockville 46 40 Glastonbury 50 55 Bulkeley 75 51 Bloomfield 64 63 South Windsor 41 43 W. Locks 54 72 Newington 50 62 Rockville 57 54 Maloney 89 74 Glastonbury 50 68 Bulkeley 83 62 Prince Tech 80 61 Tourn. St. Paul 68 58

(L toR): R. Manigault, P . Mahoney, B. Alexander, B. Johnson, Coach Ferrara Front Row: E. Cirillo, T . Cicero, M. Boscarino, M. Huyghue, T. Sorbo.

With former Pulaski coach Dom Ferrara at the helm in his first year at W.H. S., this team proved to be the catalyst for future successful teams. Bouncing back from a poor record last season, the Warriors in­stilled "pride" into their trademark and became a re­spected team, led by all the starters and junior Troy Cicero, a standout this sea­son. In the Holiday Classic Tournament this season, Mark Boscarino and Blair Johnson were cited as All­Tournament Players.

Bottom Left: M. Boscarino Middle: B. Johnson Bottom Right: M. Huyghue Top Left: T. Sorbo Top Right: E.Cirillo Middle Right: B. Johnson, T. Cicero make the trap. Middle Left: T. Cicero, a hopeful for next year. Bottom: THE TEAM!

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Back Row(/ to r):T. Martin, G. Tasillo, C. Stalf, P. Morgan, J . Hicks, S . Ransom, Coach McCabe. Front Row: M Hendley, G. Duhart, E. Knowles.

Row(/ tor): L. Lavender, B. Talbot, L. Toal. Front Row(/ tor): M. M. Lugee, D. Deresienski, J . Harner, Coach Castle, C. Bensley, K.

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The J .V. Basket­ball team had a fine season, led by Eric Knowles and G . Duhart. Rookie coach McCabe did a fine job and should provide head coach Dom Ferrara with some superb talent for next year's Varsity squad.

Top Left: G. Duhart Middle Left: E. Knowles Bottom Right : M . Hendley

This year's gymnas­tic team consisted of two graduating seniors (Caroline Bensley and Diane Deresienski) who were captains and captured the total re­spect from their fellow teammates. Though the two standouts will be saying farewell to Windsor High Gym­nastics they leave be­hind a team with a good future; as was shown by the excellent performances of the underclassmen this year.

Bottom Left: D. Dere­sienski and C. Bensley. Bottom Right: M. Ler­rario. Top Right: L. Toal.

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Back row(/ tor): Coach Chasen, Coach Tracey, M. Schooner, L. Cirillo, B. Scott, S. Stewart, T . O' Brien, K. Kosilla, R. Abramowicz, J . Urban, B. Reardon, Mgr. C. Puchkoris Front Row (/ to r): J. S immonds, B. Liner, B. Russo, D. Kelly, S. Zawada, B. Me amara, L. Provost, S . Martin, J . Diefenderfer

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Bulkley 51 19 Canton 72 20 E. Granby 64 28 Canton 61 30 Bloomfield 76 21 S. Windsor 32 62 ST. Thomas 68 31 Fermi 45 44 W. LOCKS 47 44 Newington 61 52 Rockville 54 28 Glastonbury 50 53 Bulkeley 24 38 E. Granby 44 25 S. Windsor 46 60 W. Locks 48 62 Newington 57 65 Rockville 53 39 Glastonbury• 41 57 Newington 53 47 State Hall 53 42 Conard 47 64

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The Girls Basketball team en­joyed it's finest season in Windsor High School history, (in 78-79), qualifying them for the state tour­nament. Many of the players were from the state champion Girls Field Hockey team, a tribute to the great female athletes of this year. Lauren Provost, was cred­ited with eve honorable men­tion, while junior Sheila Martin and sophomore Judy Urban won CVC honors. Shelia Martin was named to the Class LL State Con­ference team.

Top Left: Coach Chasen ponders the situ­ation. Middle Left; L. Provost. Top Right: J . Urban. Middle Right: S. Zawada. Bottom: "I had this great idea . .. "

The J .V. team was successful in it's first year under the direction of coach Tracey. A great deal of effort was put in by the team members, and coach Chasen's Varsity team should benefit from the hard work next year.

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Back Row (I tor): Coach Vola, L. Pepin, R. Suihkonen, G. Fowler, T. Kowalski, G. Tasillo, S . Droiun, J . Winter, M. Winters, J. Weiss, S. Sullivan, K. O'Gara. Front Row (/ tor): Mgrs. L. Tower, S. Arsenault, M. Bray, . Cashman, J . Tower, C. Lyons, P. Conrad, B. Adams, E. Barry.

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Simsbury

~ Enfield Suffield

~ Fermi Hall S . Windsor Fermi Alumni Glastonbury Manch ter Rockvill S. Wind or Suffield Gla tonbury Manchester Rockville Conard Farmington East Catholic

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The 1979 W .H.S. Hockey team played much harder than the final record suggests. Seven sophomores played on Varsity this year, which resulted in inexperienced players on the ice. Excellent performances were turned in by John Tower, Pete Conrad and Ned Cashman. Next year's team should be more exper­ienced.

Top Left (page 58): Senior N . Cashman on the move. Top Right: G. Fowler puts on a check. Bollom Right: S . Drouin in control. Top Left (page 59): Assistant Capt. P. Conrad. Top Right: G . Fowler. Bottom Left: Standout Capt., J. Tower. Bottom Right: T. Kowalski .

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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY

The National Honor Society is made up of students who have a high sense of achievement and dedication. Its members are involved in many extra-curricular activities while at the same time continue to maintain a respect­able scholastic standing. This organization is dedicated to recognizing the leaders of tomorrow for their out­standing contributions to Windsor High School.

ATIO AL HONOR SOCI· ETY Advisors Carol Burbeck and Dennis Grant, President Joanne

ovak, Vice-President Donna LaBarre, Secretary, Christine Regan, Treasurer Kathy Lattal, Members Maria Alves, Jeff Burns, Christine Cormier, Reynold Hoover, Jill Jean, Monica Jopeck, Jeff Moore, Bob Niederwerfer, Sue Orcutt, Beth Parker, Michael Rice, Marvin Speed, and John Tom· kiel .

SPA ISH .H.S . Advisors Marty Capobianco and Cindy Williams, President Joanne ovak, Secretary/ His­torian Monica Jopek, Treasur­er, John Tomkiel, Members Cathy Canty, Christine Cor­mier and Jeff Moore.

SPANISH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY

If you are a Spanish student, of long past, the phrase, jHola! ~Como esta Vd.?, may be vaguely familiar. How­ever, if you're a member of the Spanish National Honor Society it would be second nature. The Club has collect­ed some of the finest Spanish linguists in Windsor High for its membership, and seeks to recognize them for their accomplishments in Spanish. The Spanish National Honor Society also attempts to further student aware­ness of Spanish as a modern day language.

STUDENT COUNCIL EXECUTIVE BOARD

The backbone of Windsor High's Student Council, the Executive Board, is made up of the officers of the Stu­dent Council, the Chairpersons of all the standing com­mittees and all interested students. It meets once a week and plans upcoming events, prepares agendas for meet­ings and discusses problems facing our school.

OFFICERS President Reynold Hoover, Vice President Maria Alves, Secretary Sue Orcutt, Treasurer Blair Johnson.

STUDENT COU CIL EXECU­TIVE BOARD Advisor Betty Waters, Reynold Hoo­ver, Maria Alves, Sue Orcutt, Blair Johnson, Debbie Ahern, Debbie At­kinson, Carol Hotsko, Michael Huyghue, Sonya Heineman, Diane Long, Lisa Tamburro, Sandy Wil­liams.

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FBLA

FBLA This group of Future Business Leaders seeks to devel­

op an understanding of the business world. Its members attend conventions and workshops on varied aspects of business management. In addition to this, they work together in the exploration of the many career options in the business field.

Advisor David Rutkowski , President Blair Johnson, Vice President Eric Lemieux, Treasurer Stephen Kissel, Secretary Scott Burghoff, Recorder Earl Peterson. Mem­bers Chris Puchkoris, Michael Pu11.liese.

WESTMINSTER SEMINAR

This year the members of the Westminster Seminar researched topics pertaining to our northern neighbor. Under Mrs. Sullivam's guidance many well written pa­pers on Canada were produced. A final banquet for the group was held in April.

ART CLUB

Through the Art Club, students are provided with an opportunity to explore the wide field of art. They have various fund raising activities such as: the sale of calen­dars and other things made by the students. The exper­ience widens their prospective of the art world.

WESTMI STER SEMI AR Advisors Mrs. Hazel Sullivan and Mr. David Archibald, Members Ma­ria Alves, Cathy Moreton, Joanne Novak, Michael Rice, Tom Sorbo, John Winters and Gary Zanauskas.

ART CLUB Advisor Mrs. Larson, Members Bri­gid Scott, Joey Fortier, Laurie Fish­er, Margaret Piotrowicz, Darleen McCormick, Linda Greco, Joe Ma­lecki, Sue Goulet, Missy Passehl, Lisa Johnson, Marie Del Risco, Missy Farrell, Michelle Menard, Lisa Vanderbilt, Dawn Valinskas, Vicky Palmer, Mary Foster, Kim Minch, Ann Champagne.

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INTERNATIONAL CLUB Did you receive a flower on Flower Day? Can you

recall the language hall being decorated? Well these and other cultural events were sponsored by the members of the International Club. Promoting experience with for­eign customs, traditions and foods, it provided students with the option to participate in activities and expand their knowledge of Spain, Germany and France.

I TER ATIO AL CLUB Advisor Mrs. Chasen, President Debbi Ahern, Vice President Laurie Fisher, Secretary Deirdre Grecco, Treasurer Mary O'Brien. Members Randy Baltz, Kathy Barrett, Diane Benner, Heidi Burghoff, Laurie Burns, Kathy Canty, Heather Cas­sidy, Cecillia Cooke, Robyn Dunn, Karen Ericson, Mary Foster, Sue Geffken, Rebecca Coyer, Linda Grecco, Cindy Hale, Jennifer Jig, Al­lison Jones, Linda Jopeck, Judy Ka­plan, Cathy Latham, Arlyn Lau, Gary Levine, Laurie Maher, Lisa Mendes, Mary Musco, Teresa O'Brien, Sue Pegano, ancy Phil­lips, Sandi Quinn, Paula Raymount, Theresa Rizzo, Barbara Sansone, Carol Smith, Jeanette Thornton, Laura Thrall, Kathleen Walsh, Kathy Williams, Janet Willoughby, Lynn Wolf, Orest Zborowskv.

TOMAHAWK The production of a monthly news-magazine does not

sound like a difficult task, but to those who have worked many school periods and late night hours know the reali­ty.

The TOMAHAWK acquired a new adviser a fe'!Y weeks into the first semester in addition to the new members for which the newsmagazine was a new exper­Ience.

While the new learned and the old taught, not all of the deadlines were met - the September issue was sold in October, and the January issue was sold in February - and the "same old difficulties" with photography existed, - eventually all the issues came out.

TOMAHAWK Adviser Marie Mosbach, Printing Adviser William Semplice, Editor­in-Chief Joanne ovak, Associate Editor and Advertising Editor Lynn Mendes, Sports Editor Jodi Harner, Entertainment Editor Maryann Walsh, Art Joey Fortier and Tom

unes, Advertising Assistant Linda Burns, Typist Jean DiDominico, Photography Bill Alexander, Jacque­line Noiset, Bryan Snietka, Tom Woron, Staff: Heather Cassidy, Ka­ren Ericson, Linda Greco, Mickael Huyghue, Cindy Johnson, RoseAnne LaBarre, Erica Matthews, Lisa Mendes, Sandy Nazlian, Matt oell, Linda Otkowski, Paula Raymond, Michelle Menard, Laura Wirzulis.

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THESPIANS After many hours of hard practice, dedicated drama

students performed three productions for us this year. The successful shows, open to the public, included The Prime of Miss Jean Brody, Deadwood Dick and Damn Yankees.

THESPIANS Advisor Ernie Cirillo, Seniors Mi­chael Pugliese, Co-President; Bill Adams; Deborah Turcotte, Co-Presi­dent; Carol Hotsko, ancy McVey, Debbie Ahearn, Bill Markiewicz, Sue Blake, Tony Campos, Bruce Chamberlain. Juniors Carrie Ma­zairz, Tom Nunes, Lauri Burns, MaryAnn Walsh, Mary Kay Mur­phy, Betsy Eisenhauer, Bruce Isner, Barbara Cuntz, Monique Topolski, Sue Anders, Lynn Golden, Kathy Macdonough, Dom Cieri, Joey For­tier, Maureen Finlay, Amy Traczyk. Sophomore Mark Taub, Lisa Mendes, Debbie Taylor, Cindy Hale, Jeff Edwards, Patty Sciucco, James Viner, Paula Raymond, Rosse( ie­dorwerfer.

TPS Advisor Bill Stephenson, Coordina­tor Mike Szcepkowski, Members Debbie Annis, Brad Baker, Joe Sil­man, Rich Carlon, Warren Duncan, Mark Dowgewicz, Bob Goldberg, Walter Klepaszewski, Donna Lee, Gary Marino, Alan Michelson, John

atalie, Jay O'Donnell, Steve O' Donnell, Kathie Rice, John Rid­dell, Miguel Rivera, Milton Staples, Tim Steady, Joe Sudal, Isaac Woods.

T.P.S. The TPS crew is responsible for the lighting of the

auditorium. They are required to practice many hours with the Thespians for special lighting effects. They also handle the lighting for assemblies and music produc­tions.

MATH CLUB The Math Club consists of a group of students who

travel around the state to math meets, where they are given a specified amount of time to solve some varying difficult equations in competition with other Math Clubs from around the state. If you ever wanted to see math­ematicians at work, you should check out the Math Club in action.

MATH CLUB Advisor Marilyn Galuska, Member Bob iederwerfer, Scott Snietka, Scott Burghoff, Chris Regan, Don Farhbach, Jerry Bleckel, Tom Nunes, Keith Nadeau.

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DECA Running the school store is only one of the activities

that this Distributive Education Club of America is in­volved in. Students are given the opportunity for career study in the areas of marketing, wholesaling and retail­ing. They have also sponsored fund raisers for money to take part in regional conferences and to compete on the local, state and national levels.

DECA Coordinator George Benoit, Seniors Georgianna Curry, Robin Lewis, Crystal Deberry, Helena Cieslak, Bella Santos, Dawn Grant, Reesa Weissberg, Gina Costanzo, Roger Goulet, Karen Nemeth, Tom Dillon, Lori Prague, Lynn t-lulick, Donna Gegeteskas, Sandra Mann, Lisa Chiarizio, Denise Benoit, Connie Chevalier, Shaun Smith. Juniors Jean Didominico, Sandra Shepard, Pam Walsh, Cathy Curry Gerry Scully, Lori Anderson, Christie Cut­ler, and Ralph Bartee.

BUSINESS OFFICE EDUCATION WORK

EXPERIENCE Have you been looking for a job in the business world

this past year without any luck? Well, it's too bad that you didn't find out about the Work Experience Program in the Business Department sooner. You could have been working with sixteen other students to learn office skills and to put these skills to use through on-the-job training at many area businesses.

NURSE'S AIDE Anyone interested in nursing? Well the place to be if

you are is in the Nurse's Aide Program. In this program, the aides are taught various, necessary skills in a class­room setting. Later they put these skills to work in con- · valescent homes and hospitals to gain experience.

B.O.E. Coordinator Mrs. Ellen Morin, Members Winifred Battle, Tamara Behan, Diane Boggio, Laurie Burke, Carrie Deshaies, Susan Mawdsley, Carol orrie, Matthew Oliveira, France Pare,Monique Plourde, Lynn Regan, Lucianne Rizzo, Carole Thorner, Arlene Williams and Lori Zito.

URSE'S AIDE Members Barbara David, Cheryl Bill, Darlene Antczak, Pam Girouard, Kimberly York and Sheila McKenna.

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C.W.E.D.O. This year forty-four students were involved as pre­

apprentices in careers ranging from automechanics to dental assistants to cooks. They were all a part of the Diversified Work Experience Program, because the vari­ety of students felt that work experience was a necessary addition to their high school education.

C.W.E.D.O. Coordinator Mr. Greg­ory Zinck, Members Tom Alberti, Mark Consigny, Jeff Cumbo, Gary Deming, Bryan Main, olan, Gerry Pare, Bob Silliman, John Tower, Jim Ferranti, Tom Morton, Rich Roul­ston, Dave Ryan, estor Benitez, Robert Abrams, Joe Silmon, Dave Bonvouloir, Steve Brody, Dan Gough, Bill Grabowicz, Jeff Her­man, Dave Jezouit, Gretchen Liptak, Jeb Merry, Diane Rogers, Bob Rus­sell, Frances Sandamena, Bruce Thompson, Marianne Morneau, Nick Boccamaiello, Bill Clark, Scott Kraimer, Mark Andresen, Dough Baker, Scott Callender, Mark Dowegewicz, Jim Farrell, ick Grosse, Steve Handy, Roland Langhouf, Ken Lavoie, Steve Lundy, Dave McCarthy, Kathleen Olihan, Linda Rivera and Henrv Santos.

EDUCATIO AL WORK EXPER-1 ENCE Coordinator Mr. Bill Haber­man Members LaRosa Anderson, Celine Bailey, Ivan Bernard, James Boscarino, Paul Boswell, Steve Har­ris, Pamela Harren, Orlando Her­nandez, Robin Liner, Roger Major, Luis Marrero, Bill Salazar, David Sica, Tom Suizdak, Jim Tillon, Sue Wilson, Harvey Wilson, Ron Sy­monds, William Sniffin, Kevin Mur­phy.

EDUCATIONAL WORK EXPERIENCE

The Educational Work Experience Program gives stu­dents initial on-the-job experience so that they may de­velop good working skills. Through this prog~am ~wenty students with learning problems have found JObs tn fac­tories, restaurants, convalescent homes and hospitals.

CADUCEUS CLUB Advisor Mr. Robert Blake, President Chris Re· gan•, Vice President Rosanne La­Barre•, Secretary Deirdre Grecco•, Treasurer Beth Yost•. Members Debbie Ahern, Sue Arsen­ault, Kathy Barrett, Diane Benner, Caroline Bensley, Linda Biddle*, Su­san Blake, Mike Bray, Heidi Bur­goff, Heather Cassidy, Karen Con­stantine•, Chris Cormier, Linda Coy, Beth Fontaine, Sue Crawford, David Deresienski*, Dianne Deresienski, Eileen Desjardins•, Heather Fergun­son, Don Fahrback, Jim Freeanti, Laurie Fisher, Joey Fortier•, Cindy Giller, Linda Greco•, Sonya Heine­man•, Monica Jopeck, Janet Kirby, Ellie Kula, Donna LaBarre, Cathy Latham, Kathy Lattal, Allison Lew­is, Cathy Lloyd, Mary Jane Merrill, Sue Pegano, Jim Packard, ancy Phillips, Robin Pomerantz, Mari­anne Puziak, Barbara Sansone•, Sandy Serba •, Harriet Symonds, Jeanette Thornton, John Tomkiel, Martine VanMil, Mark Valente•, Dawn Voznich, Dawn Wile*, Lynn Wolf, Gary Zanauskas•, Mark Zes­sin.

*Advisory Board Members

CADUCEUS CLUB Meatball Grinders!?! The Caduceus Club featured

meatball grinders this year along with their regular bake sales. The money raised was used to pay for transporta­tion of members to Newington's Children Hospital and Middlesex Memorial Hospital. Films of operations and medical procedures were shown throughout the year. An Advisory Board was also developed this year in order to help officers plan meetings. Overall, students were ex­posed to various aspects of the medical field.

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MARCHING BAND Half-time at home football games is always enhanced

with the 'enthusiastic' performance of the Marching Band. In addition to being spotted at football games, the Marching Band may also be found in local parades, particularly the Shad Derby Parade.

MARCHING BA D Director W. Johnson, P. Ross, D. Noell, T. Lundy, P. Murphy, D. Labarre, R. Labarre, J. Fazio, S. Nadonly, D. Robert, M. Musco, S. Geffken, B. Sansone, C. Hale, L. Fisher, J. Hes­se, K. Sears, M. Foster, L. Raymond, K. Latham, S. Horner, L. Boloso­vich, C. Cecere, A. Moore, S. Pa­gano, M. Longee, S. Remkewicz, J . Willoughby, K. Ward, B. Foster, M. Sanders, B. Simon, J. Burns, B. Rob­erts, R. Tucker, L. Bonner, J. Moore, J. Tomkiel, T. Sciarrino, K. McDon­ough, D. Marchuk, B. Mips, S. Para­dis, T . Oleksiw, R. Breen, L. Loomer, P. Oleksiw, M. Speed.

POMPOM GIRLS A new club at Windsor High School this year is the

Pom-Pom Girls. This all sophomore girl group is Jed by Captains Kathy Finlay and Jenny Lawlor. The group performs at home football and basketball games during half-time. Under the supervision of Wayne Johnson, Music Department Head, the Pom-Pom girls practice many hours a week to perfect their performance. Their music includes hits such as The Sargeant Peppers Theme and Disco Inferno.

WIND ENSEMBLE The Wind Ensemble is composed of a select group of

music students who must audition in order to become members. Competition to join Wind Ensemble is keen and many of its participants have been selected as all­state players. Among the music performed by this group are such greats as the Finale from Symphony Number 5 and the Russian Sailors Dance.

POMPOM GIRL Kathy Finlay, Lisa Dolvan. Barbara Boyd, Jennifer Lauler, Kelly White­house, Bonnie Tacey, Lisa Denno. Marina Fusco, Andrea Scanlon, Sue Sterlein, Brenda St Amant , and Carin Geither.

WI D E SEMBLE Conductor Wayne Johnson. Muscians Marilee Baily, Ronnie Breen, Jeff Burns, Carol Cecere, Kevin Dixon, Jacque­line Fazio, Mary Foster, Bill Foster, Jill Fowler, Rebecca Goyer, Jody Hart, Jeniffer Hesse, Margaret Hes­se, Sally Horner, Donna LaBarre, RoseAnn LaBarre, Leroy Loomer. Todd Lundy, David Marchuk, Rob­ert Mips, Jeffrey Moore, Mary Musco, David oell, Paul Oleksiw, Suzanne Parais, Lisa Raymond, Ben Roberts, Paul Ros , Matt Sanders, Tom Sciarrino, John Tomkiel, Ross Tucker, Terry Weissberg, Jodi Zeuschner and Sue Remkiewicz.

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STAGE BAND The Stage Band is predominantly made up of sopho­

mores and juniors and is considered the step before the Jazz Rock Ensemble. Through improvisations the play­ers learn and gain experience that sharpens their music skills.

STAGE BAND Kathy McDonough, Mary Musco, Bob Mips, Suzanne Paradis, Rebec­ca Goyer, Bob Simon, Paul Lata, Matt Sanders, Pat Murphy, Chris Spadafora, Tom White, Robin Po­merantz

WHS CONCERT BAND Andrew Abbey, Shari Alfieri, Ken­neth Anderson, Linda Biddle, Lisa Bolasevich, Laurie Bonner, Timothy Bourdon, William Brescia Andrew Butterfield, Carol Cerere, Anne Da­vis, Kevin Dillon, Laurie Fischer Earl Gray Fowler, Gale Franklin, Su~ san Garrity, Cynthia Hale, Jody Hart, icholas Horan, Linda Jo­peck, Roseanne LaBarre, Paul Lata, Catherine Latham, Martha Lougee, Lisa Mendes, Lynn Mendes, Robert Mips, Amy Moore, Stanley adolny, Theresa Oleksiw, Susan Pagano, Candida Petrella, Catherine Pug­liese, Stephen Ransom, Christine Re­gan, Miriam Roberts, Barbara San­sone, Kathy McDonough, Sue Geff­ken, Pat Murphy, Rebecca Goyer, Ron Breen, Catherine Sears, Robert Simon, Lisa Stein, Ross Tucker, Ju­dith Urban, Donna Whittlesey, Janet Willoughby, Mary Musco, Sally Horner, David Marchuk, Jeff Burns, Jodi Zeuschner.

CONCERT BAND The largest band, Concert Band concentrates on show

tunes and more popular music. The group may be heard performing at the pops concert and in the winter concert. Many of the fine performers from Wind Ensemble can be spotted playing a second instrument in Concert Band.

JAZZ ROCK The University of New Hampshire Jazz Festival, the

Berkley Jazz Festival and the Quinnipiac Festival are just some of the competitions our elite group of jazz musicians attend. In addition to these festivals, the group takes time out from their Tuesday and Thursday rehears­als to hold their annual "Night of Jazz."

JAZZ ROCK Conductor Wayne Johnson, Mus­cians Ronnie Breen, Jeff Burns, Ke­vin Dixon, Jackie Fazio, Bill Foster, Earl Fowler, Jody Hart, A. Kha­choyan, Paul Lata, Leroy Loomer, Todd Lundy, Chris Macri, David Marchuk, Bob Mips, Jeff Moore, Stanley Nadolny, Paul Oleksiw, The­resa Ole~siw, Suzanne Paradis, Rob· in Pomerantz, Ben Roberts, Paul Ross, Christine Spadafora, John Tomkiel, Ross Tucker, James Tym­kow, and Terry Weissberg.

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CONCERT CHORALE For those who like a challenge this is the place to be.

Concert Chorale is the largest and best proportioned of the choirs. This mixed group performs at most concerts and will be remembered this year for ADO RAMUS TE, MARJORIE and SONGS FROM THE WIZ.

CONCERT CHORALE Advisor Robert Borden, Debbie Atkinson, Sandy Bartolemie, Sue Blake, Lisa Bolasevich, Laurie Bonner, Ronnie Breen, Virginia Burgess, Laurie Burns, Dana Cranston, Betsy Eisen­hauer, Maureen Finlay, Lynne Gold­en, Danny Gough, Linda Griffin, Margaret Hesse, Heidi Hoffman, Margaret Huang, Laurie Jean, Kim Kaponis, Armenouhi Khachoyan, Brenda Levesque, Michele Mal­boeuf, Gail Marshman, ancy McVey, Nancy Moreton, Mary Musco, Bill Narkiewicz, Sandy az­lian, Pam Peralli, Candida Petrella, Stuart Pickens, Matthew Sanders, Minnie Simpson, Lenora Stewart, Bonita Tacey, Monique Topolski, Ross Tucker, Elizabeth White, Thomas White, and Ben Roberts.

CHAMBER SINGERS This group specializes in music of many styles and

features the individual voice. The Chamber Singers, an all women's choir, was small this year, but produced quality three part harmony.

WINDSOR HIGH SINGERS The place to be if you want to sing right out is the

Windsor High Singers. This choir is composed of anyone at all interested in singing. They welcome l)ew members anytime with music folders open.

CHAMBER SINGERS Advisor Robert Borden, Jacqueline Fazio, Heather Hurd, Jill Jean, Anahid Khachoyan, Pam Peralli, Laurie Sa­lame, Mary Musco, and Mary Cor­corran.

W.H. SINGERS Advisor Robert Borden, Heidi Anglin, Carol Ben­nett, Heather Cassidy, Robin Dunn, Penny Gibson, April Johnson, Pau­line Jones, Judy Kaplan, Sandra Mann, Pam Peralli, Sheila Polkey, Kathie Rice, Wanda Rosa, Dorothy Schweitzer, Janet Viner, and Kelly Whitehouse.

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VARSITY CLUB Anyone receiving a letter in an interscholastic sport is

welcome to join this group. The Varsity Club, one of the school's larger organizations, is responsible for the con­cession stand at football games and assisting during Homecoming Weekend, as well as Field Day.

VARSITY CLUB Advisor Bill Lesinski Members B. Bettie, C. Fusco, J . Bourdon, D. Lar· eau, J . Bassall, B. Arcari , M. Huyghue, B. Marchuk, W . Do­brutsky, R. Lilly, V. Weston, K. Lat­tel, B. Macnamara, B. Russo, L. Pro­vost, D. Kelly, G . Giller, B. Clark, T. Dillon, B. Alexander, T . Dillon, J Oakey, T . Bourdon, D. Ellis, M Hendley, S. Sheapard, S . Blanchard P. Hill, R. Bartus, J . Pearson, D. Farrow, B. Helper, M. Cleaver, M. Memahon, S . Martin, D. Lareau, R. Hoover, D. Nolan, M. Deimer, B. Grabowicz, S . Hopkins, N . Horan, M. Allan, S . Kissel , T . Gilbert, J . Ramayco, T . Sorbo, E. Cirillo, J . Ur­ban, B. Johnson, H. Simmons, E. Pe­terson, E. Lemieux, C. Pukoris, S . Burghoff, C. Butterfeild, J . Denno, P. Conrad, L. Bolasevich

President Michael Huyghue, Vice President Bill Alexander, Secretary Beth Macnamara, Treasurer Kathy Lattel.

LIVES AND TIMES W.H.S.

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JUNIOR PROM

May 13, 1978 marked the date of the class of 1979 J u­nior Prom. The evening was indeed an unforgettable one, showering us with memories of one special high school sweetheart that will last far beyond gradu­ation. Dancing amid the sil­ver stars and moons, the couples swayed to the theme song "We're All Alone", by Boz Scaggs. Special thanks go to our class advisors, offi­cers and Junior Prom Steer­ing Committee who put so much time and effort into the planning and decorating of the dance, but most of all to everyone in attendance who reflected the success of the prom.

Franny and Escort

Brian and Annette

Debbie and Dave Joyce and Escort

Ray, Mike, and Bill

Patty and Jeff

Danny and Lorrie Tim and Janice

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SPAGHETTI SUPPER

The student council spon­sered the first spaghetti supper of the year on October 27, 1978. The supper was a great success with many of the team members from the various fall sports in attendance showing their spirit. In place of last years eating contest, the prize of the case of soda was given to the sport team with the best attendance that evening at the supper. Although there was a small controversy over whether or not to count the two players who were injured during a game the same afternoon and could not attend, the volleyball team won, unmistakably with I 00% attendance.

HOMECOMING This years Homecoming was

even bigger and better than last year. The festivities began Friday seventh period with a pep rally where the senior class came out tops among the row­dy cheerers as usual. Following the rally were two home games-Field Hockey, and Soccer of which we were victo­rious. That evening at dusk members of the faculty shed their teaching degrees as they became masters of the fine art of working a grill at the barbe­cue. Then Saturday morning, the 7th of October, the day be­gan with an Alumni Soccer game with the 78-79 WHS Soccer team winning and an Alumni Volleyball game with the alumnus coming out on top. The parade was extra big, including participants such as town fire companies and politi­cal campaigners. And last, but most important of all was the Football game. Although Windsor lost to Milford 14-26, our spirits weren't dampened. At least not TOO MUCH.

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WINTER HOLIDAYS CONCERT

On December 21, 1978, the Windsor High School Per­forming Arts Department pre­sented a Winter Holidays Con­cert under the direction of Wayne B. Johnson, Robert Bordon, and apprentice teach­er, Victoria Dobrinski. The program included selections from the Concert Band, Wind­sor High Singers, Chamber Singers, and Concert Chorale. It proved to be a delightful evening of music that left the audience with an uplifted spirit of the holiday season.

NIGHT OF JAZZ

The Jazz Rock Ensemble presented A Night of Jazz on January 11, 1979. Under the direction of Wayne B. John­son, the ensemble, comprised of many senior class members, surpassed the talents of pre­vious years. In addition to the musical performance, Ernest Cirillo (theater director) orga­nized visual entertainment. from a peanut vendor passing out freshly roasted peanuts to members of the audience dur­ing a musical piece called (what else?) "Peanut Vendor". A small number of dancers en­tertained an enthusiatic audi­ence, and pulled them, some­times even willingly out of their chairs to dance on stage. One woman had a "grand ole time" dancing on the platform with her scarf.

And what were all those peo­ple crying about? The death of the performing arts courses, Theater II and Stagecraft II. The grievers were led down an isle with a small band section playing a mournful tune. The night was indeed one full of un­expected suprises that ended with an enthusiastic applause.

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SADIE HAWKINS

This year the annual Sadie's was filled with numerous casu­alties as usual. In addition to the pails and puddles of spilled cider, the worst was the tradi­tional senior skit recalling the classic farm tale of the day when the gals could ask the guys to marry them-But they had to catch them first! Donned in their blue jeans, straw hats, plaid shirts and painted on freckles, all the cou­ples in attendance sat them­selves in a semi-circle around the set awaiting the start of the skit. It wasn't before long that whispers carried throughout the anxious audience curious to know whether act I had begun yet. It had, but half of the oblivious observers were busier chatting among their friends than listening to the skit. Dis­pite futile attempts, the cast was unable to quiet the audi­ence. They did, however, catch some attention by entrusting Doreen Kelly (Granny Yo­kum) with a rifle. And what did Patty Burton (Daisy Mae) and Jeff Bassell (L'il Abner) really do behind the closed doors of the outhouse?

SADIE HAWKINS CAST

SADIE HAWKINS-Bonnie Russo EARTHQUAKE MAGOO -Donald Lareau L'IL ABNER-Jeff Bassell DAISY MAE-Patti Burton GRANNY YOKUM-Doreen Kelly MAMMY YOKUM-Lauren Provost PAPPY YOKUM-Brian Beetle MAYOR DAWGMEAT-Candi Fusco MARRY! 'SAM-Bill Grabowics SCROGG BROTHERS-

Jef Bourdon Tom Sorbo John Waters Peter Conrad Jimmy Denno Brian Arcari

MAGGO SISTERS­Beth McNamara Pam Peralli Cindy Giller Caroline Bensley Carrie Deshaies Diane Deresienski

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MISS JEAN BRODIE

THE PRIME OF MISS JEAN BRODIE

CAST

SISTER HELENA-Carol Hotsko MR. PERRY-Mark Taub JEAN BRODIE-Debbie Turcotte SANDY-Kathy McDonough JENNY-Maureen Finlay MONICA-Lisa Mendes MARY MACGREGOR­Mary Anne Walsh MISS MACKAY-Mary Kay Murphy GORDON LOWTHER­Thomas Nunes TEDDY LLOYD-Michael Pugliese Mary Kay and Debbie Turcotte

MCCREADY -Jeffrey Edwards MISS CAMPBELL-Marie McGowan SCHOOLGIRLS-

Cindy Hale Laurie Burns Debbie Taylor Monique Topolski

Thomas Nunes Mary Anne Walsh

Debbie and Tom

Debbie Turcotte Mike Puglie e

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If you were out on the look­out for the music students of Windsor High on Decem­ber 8th, 9th, or lOth, you prob­ably found them in the Recrea­tion Center gym with such var­ied conditions as sagging eye­lids to sore vocal chords. These dedicated students were taking part in a 36 hour music mara­thon. Through the collection of pledges, the music department hoped to gain enough funds to help pay towards a trip to Flor­ida where they could perform on stage inside of Disneyworld, or Washington D.C. where the club could participate in a mu­sic competition. The Music Parent Organization helped prepare meals for the partici­pants in the marathon. Though extremely tired at the finish , most music members thought it was a worthwhile experience, and enjoyed the closeknit fam­ily feeling of working toward the same final goal.

ILITARY EEK

The week began on November 6th with a B period assembly at which representatives from the Navy, Marines, Air Force, Army, and Connecticut Army National Guard explained each of their respective pro­grams. After the assembly sev­eral of the military units met with interested students indi­vidually to discuss the history, tradition, training, and special duties of military life. Special events highlighted included the Connecticut National Guard Helicopter, and Career Trailer where students were enlight­ened of the various machine trades offered, and also the Air Force flight assimilator. The Marines presented a special program of physical fitness training to the P.E. classes. There was also special consid­eration given to women ex­plaining the kinds of careers available to them in the Army. In addition, the Navy conduct­ed a lecture/conference on the controversial subject of Nucle­ar Power. The program was co­ordinated by the Guidance Of­fice with the purpose of giving students the option of a mili­tary career versus a traditional college education. Those whose efforts combined in planning the weeks activities included Mr. Parkman, Mr. Carlson, and Mr. Shea along with the cooperation of numerous indi­viduals of the faculty. The Windsor High Band also did an exceptional job in arousing patriotic spirit at the start of the assembly program. This years Military Week proved to be a successful educational ex­perience for all those who took advantage of the program of­ferings, and plans are already in affect for a larger and more diverse presentation next year.

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CLASS OFFICERS

PRESIDENT: Mark Taub VICE PRESDIENT: Tom Kurlic SECRETARY: Kathy Williams TREASURER: Kathy Latham ADVISORS: Mr. Lacerte Miss Boyle

JUNIORS CLASS OFFICERS

PRESIDENT: Martin Schowen VICE PRESIDENT: Maggie Coyne SECRETARY: Annette Pinard TREASURER: Pam Walsh ADVISORS: Mr. Afragola Mrs. Seabury

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SEMI­FORMAL Amid suspended snowflakes and dangling stars above the elegantly reformed lunch ta­bles, seventy couples danced to the music of CHARMER on Februray 3, 1979 for the annu­al Winter Weekend Semi-For­mal. The theme song was "Col­or My World" by Chicago and throughout the evening the couples danced to it often. The cafeteria was disguised by win­ter decorations, which, in addi­tion to the snowflakes and stars, included streamers that were draped from the ceiling and a bridge with snow and winter shrubs surrounding it and primarily adding to the at­mosphere of a winter wonder­land. The dance topped off an evening that for most couples began with dining out and an exchange of flowers that would later be pressed into scrapbook as a single memoir of the spe­cial night.

Debbie Good Luck in choir next year ancy

The class of 1979: THE LAST OF A DECADE CO -

Teddybear: Good luck in the future. Keep in touch Remem­ber Tia

GRADULATIO S! Jerk you were smart but I still consider you a jerk as always

M O'B We made it through Sadie's 77 Timmy Jr Prom Good Morning Mr. orth-Barbara and 1\iancy Nancy we got it together 79 Debi

Carrie good luck in your senior year, May it be your best one Spot

JH M O'B LT Gimme Drugs Hey Whoa beach chocolate

Burt- You're a true friend. I'm happy I experience a part of life with you Love Ellen

Jodi Deb Beth Y Mary-Best of luck always Li a

chip cookies We got it together what a hunk Good Luck Congradulations Arthur's Crew Debi

Bill Thanx for all the wildncrazy times; it meant a lot to me Thanks to all my friends and family I finally made it ancy Love Always MB

To the two blonded DB'S: Good luck and keep smiling! DB

BY CM JH Remember Keswick Winter 79 Popcorn shav­ing cream go for it hunk Debi

Patty you were right you should enjoy your senior year Nancy

Tishka, Lisa, Sue, Monica Janet, Chris, Thanks a lot. Love Heather

Parrot, don't fly too far keep in touch. Love Pam & Janice

Cuzarell-My very special sister, I love you. I thank you. Tia

Lisa, Chris, Janet, Heather, Monica, Thanks for every­thing. Sue

Susie, we had many good times in the summer of '78 Love Pam

Sonya & Ellen, Remember staying up all night studying for Bio II?

Cindy, Beth, Joanne, Debbie, Good Luck in the future. Love Sue

Jackie, thanks for your friendship & concern. Love & Luck Pam

Carol, Remember going for rides and talking forever. Thanks, Maria

Janice Scuzz you scuzzer I'll be thinking of you after gradu-

Munch, Don't get too scuzz . Good Luck with Ru ty. Love Janice

Stinks: Is the soda machine full? Watervolley ball. Hoover.

Fellow classmates-Please don't yell "HEY, NARK" in a crowd.- Nark

Carrie Campbell's class talking women of the world Love Diane

Prevo Fortier remember Misq. You are so slow we'll never make the packie FARLEY

Bobsy Stay the way you are, if you see something you like get it

Maria, You are very special to me. I Love You. Don't forget Dec. 16, 1978 Reynold

Hey Doochie! You are convicted of being one hell of a pal!

Locker Partner clean up your act DB so I can find my books

Sue Heather Monica Chris Janet-Weekends and Riunite Red Lisa

OLD CHIEF: Thank-you for everything - you've been a great help "little chief'

Buns-We made it. Remember all the good times we've had keep in touch LUV Ellen

ation Good Luck Dog John Good Luck in the high school You'll need it ancy

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Michael, Thanks for making this year the best love, Janet

Mrs. Pepin Thank-you for everything that you've done for us. You're a very special lady. Luv Ellen & Pat

Mom and Dad Thanks for letting me do theatre I'm glad you were there with me

Nan, sis, dip- hope we're always as close as we are now-visit me in Colorado Love always, Barbara

Mark The best of times are always remembered Love you Lisa

To my "pup" friends: Spot, Benji, R.T.T., FIDO, and Rov­er- Thanks Love, Fritz.

Maria I hope you enjoyed being in the U.S. escribeme Nanita'

Nancy, You know we all love and are always thinking of you. You were a great friend and a terrific person. I'm sorry we weren't that close. Love Barbara

Joyce Misq 78 What a whip waterbury What are best friends for

Locker 2435 I could have never survived without you Lock­er 2433

Jane Obee, Shorty; Buns-Scoot-go for it? Miss Ya' Morty

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Ronnie, Don't forget all the great times we had even though they didn't always seem that way; they always ended up as memorable times. When I look into the future I see you and me sharing our lives with each other and as happy as ever; I need you, I love you, Nancy

JH Remember keswick doo-ba-do super peachy wonderful Billy Mike Cheri - Debi

To all my Wild & Crazy friends best of luck always & God Bless! Love Ya's Preve

I LOVE YOU DIANE FARLEY

Tia: Late nights, climbing out windows, black eye, love ya Shorty

Don - song of the year Thanks for the best times ever Love Bon

Beth, Bon, Lauren, Buns, Candi, Foote, What are men? Kathy

Beth, Jody, Turk; Keswick-Chucky; Don't Forget the flow­ers! Morty

L.P D.K. D.F. B.R. E.l. B.P. C.G. C.I.-Let's get drunk C.D.

Bonzo-Sadies '78-Proms-graduation Thanks for always be­ing there love-Mooneyes

Barbs What are you doing next friday. Do you want to go bowling or have a party? Di-Mr. ampbell's Chemistry class sloe gin fizz I wuv you-

#I Backstage crew lives on Carrie keep up the good work

Nancy Andrew you'll never be forgotten in my mind Nancy

Good Luck in the high school, pussycat, Love always, al­ways, cupcake

LP DK BM CF CD Thanks for all the great times we've had BR

Carol N Love Ya sticks

Obee & Carol H . First period study blues Love ya son

Sped thanks for always listening & being there, Love ya Munct

Maria Health Love and Friendship Forever Love you So-

me

Best Wishes Mr. D. Rutkowski

Bobsy, it's been a great year. Thank for the scrimshaw. Barbsy

Bonnie & Donald Lauren & Beets-stay "Just the Way You Are!" Love "Deets"

Thank you, Mother and Daddy-for always being there and always listening. Love Barbara

Congratulations, Dip-We made it-Love D.B.

Maria, I'm glad I met you. Good Luck in Ecuador. Love Barbara

To Caroline and Lori-Jean, thanks for always being there you're both great. Me

To all my friends from \\ HS, thanks for everything Claire

Lynne: Remember the ski trip & Canada-parties. Love, Sue

Jeff, I hope you gel everything you want. Love Cheryl

R.G ., I still Love you

Lauren thanks for the best times of my life. Love you always, Brian

Bill-n-Bob won't be the same partying in the cemetary wfout you. MB & Bet.

Sue-Remember all the good, sad, and crazy times, Lixifia, Lynn

To: M.H., S.G., A.K. Thanks for always being there. Lynn

To: Lynn, Donna, Anni, Sue, remember all the fun times. M.H.

N .F., B.B., L.K., C.M., E.F., P.B., B.P., B.M., B.R., C.E., L.P., K.L., A.C., G.L.- Good Luck, Cindy

Foote, Gillermobile, Eastview, Hag, Poo, Partying, Track, Love, Buns

Parks, trig, SLCC, Wand W Club, W Hall, Ginger Ale, Cape, Thanx, Cindy

Draino-Good Luck in everything, I'll miss your goofy face. Mag

Foote: remember summer '77-Mikel & Mernie, Shelly Av. , L.P., beer and great times

Carrie-Hang on, help is on its way! Luck & Love always, Y.A.F.

Cindy-remember SLCC, Vermont and the Cape, You're so fundidhy-B

•- cathy-Thanks for your friend hip this year, see you in Eng.­B.

"The Three Muskateers" Live Again! The "WWW" = FD, JS, LN, EM, SL

Mom and Dad thanks for everything Love Sue

EM, SL, FD, LN, BS. "Wild Women of Windsor" Head Honcho JS

Thanks to the other two Muskateers for being there JS

Ellen, want to split a bottle of Blackberry Brandy, from "Texas"? Joyce

Comedy hour, salisbury- teak I hopahope, Z1mbo, Cossack

The same old place you mean the old same place? Mack The Knife

Brian-Thanks for being you & being mine. Forever yours, Sped

BR, CF, DK, BM, CD, Thanks for the memories & good times-Lauren

Bonzo-Thanks for listening and being a true friend-Lauren

Ruffles-I'll never forget the good times and talks. Ridges

Thanks Barb for making my senior year the best, Luv ya Don

Jackson, Remember Rocky Neck, & all those good times, PH & BM, Sis

Bob, You are very special to me, I'LL always love ya. Donna

Laurie, Diane, Sandy, Patti, Thanx for bein great, Love Donna

JS, CM, MOB, BY, "Hey, Lamont! Boggie Down!" Re­member the Colonel! Thanks. "Foxes"

Junior; Remember Sophia's, The Scoot, Bart, Irv, Wild­wood. Dizzy D

Markie, if Nobody Gets Too Much Heaven, how come we do? Love Ya always, DO.

Hey Buddies, thanks for all the good times. Remember all the parties, etc. G L

Noreen, Peggi, Danny, John, Patsy . .. You' re the greatest. Love, Claire

Laurie remember me, all revved up with nowhere to go .. . Love me

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LC, SC, DB and Mark-you make the second semester worth me. it. Never forget you guys; BA

Dave, Bob, Doug, Erick-now there is no room to write anymore. BA

To Mary Beth, Betty, Marianne-Thanks for the good times ... BA

Doreen, Thanks for everything, Sock-Hop '78 & '79 Always

Monica, Christine, Sue, Janet, Good Luck - Joanne

Christi- never again will green have the same meaning­ly

To Mon and Jan my two favorite antelopes. Good Luck at Saint Franks and Boston. EL.

Bill B.L., C.M., K.K., & Diddle- To the best underclassmen around. Best of Luck next year when you're finally seniors.

Diane Long, that picture I want a poster made of it-Billy A I'll miss ya all. J .H.

Mike Faulkner; Thanks for everything you fox! Please keep D.T., M.O., D.G.,- Su-uper! Deb-Keswick; Mare-F.P.C. in touch! Love always, DI & Jr. Prom and Mom "We forget the flowers!'' Thanx for

everything! J.H. (P.C.F.) Dave Ellis, Thanx for pulling me through Comp. Program. Diane Lisa T.- Field hockey, state champs, Simsbury game, the

gang '77-78, ok-bye, Jr. Prom, changing. Keep in touch. Thanx to: Anne, Lor, R.L., C.N., Mur, C.C., L.B., Kathy- Jodi Sue

S.K., E.L., S.B. - I'll always remember you are being Lynn F. Remember all our senior craziness, it's been a great really special and fun to be around. Thanks for being there! year. Thanks Sue G. J.H .

Chris R. Oh nono, Big plans ... Donna L.-you're so slow! L.V. Remember Teddy Bears Winky Sniff Stanley Moo Sue G Chuckle

Jane, Kathy, Beth, Deb, Jodi, Lisa, Sonya-Remember the To a Green Little Chemist: (Mr. Lacerte) Thank you for good times. Keep in touch-Mary everything. Chris Regan

Jr and Smitty enjoy your senior year it's the best, okay bye Joanne: thank you for being such a wonderful friend. Chris Obee

Dierdre: I couldn't have made it without you, thank you. Lethargic, procrastinator, arguments, violins, calls, Bel- Chris gium is best-Me

Trish - Pizza- K.h.-N, "I hear ya" "Do you mind if I Pam: making stars, kickoff dance '78, thanks for being a smoke while you eat" Buzz, Salt, Bowling, heavy-raps Luv-friend, J .N . a-me

Charlie you're a good friend, I do appreciate it. Thanks, Foote "Did You" Hoody Jack

Donna, Kathy, MaryEllen, Oogs, Mag, Bobby D, Boards, Jeff, thanks for being a special part of me. Love you, Patti Magic Mountain!!

Ellen, true friends stay friends, Thanks for being there. ABDVLA & Hose up in ... Your in America now boy, Patti White head boy.

Lynn K.H., munchies, beer, chocolate, talks, thanks for Per-r-ada, Per-r-ada, Per-rada, da, da, da, Jan., Chaffed good times. Patti Chins, Big RL

Thanks to Mom, Dad, and all my friends who put up with Jenny, I'm calling your father! Jenny Rebecca, 2 days old,

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how do you like ... Laurie

RRR & Daniela: Remember the good times, Luck to both of you Luv L.D.

Anne B. Davis: Thank you for everythmg! Chris Regan

Sue: Gee Sue, we made it! (even though you're so siO\\)­Chris

Jay Brown, What is your real name and what. do you do please? Eh? Karla & Leslie

To C.B., Zorb, MB, BG, and the rest. Soccker, Camp, Rock, Head It was great

Babe, We have a good past and a bright future. I love you. Tia

Wayne thanks for your friendship throughout our years together-Pam

Crusty, thanks for the good times and hope our dreams come true --- Pooh-bear

Reynold, Thank-you very much JUSt for being you & for being there. Maria.

Thomas and Diane, Roll '79

Chris, can you say "whimpy", sure you can; S .K.

Duke, let's keep the good times rolling; S.K.

L.P., C.F., Doing it, immature, N.Y., LEVR, 78 Definately two of the best-me

Hang in there Schmidtt !

Scott-Remember the Rock, Remember the day E.D. fell! CAMP, You're the best-Zorb

Jan, Mon, Chris, Sue-Your friendship really made m) high school years the best .. dinners, movies, x-mas caroling­/Keep in touch-Deb

Dave thanx for all the good times. You're very special to me and I'll never forget you. Love ya ... Debbie

Tom - I Love You. Joyce

Bob, Remember 8:45, Macs, Rocky Horror Shows, I Don't

know! Love Me

Grace & Gooch-We're finally out! Ye-Ha\\. Don't Look Back, Lori-Jean

Bill A. "SHHH", Bill D. You Wild and Crazy Guy!! "Foxes"

L.S.D. Thank you for all the love you have hared with me. H 2 0

Jackie baby-would you rather be a marble or an egg?

Ellen, Patt), Barb, Sue-ICF, • 'CA, gay city! Good Luck from all of us.

Fruit Cake-Thanx for 2 years of fun! Sue

SC, SG, KW, BA, DA. DB, DR, Thanks for the fun times­Freckles

RB, BD, DD, BG, DM, CB, NP, SB, RG, Keep out of trouble guys. Lor

Mrs. Cap, you're a great teacher and friend Gonna miss ya Love, Barbara.

Thanks Joe for your friendship this season and those to come.

We won't ever forget you Joe, thanx. Soccer Team 78. Yeahzee!

Nan, remember my "liquid lasagna", "I sorr)", "Ginger", Jerk, T.D., and all our "pup" friend . Love, Barb.

Mom and Dad, Thanks for everything 'Love, Claire.

Anni, Lynn, Marie, Sue . . . Who could ask for better friends? Love, Claire

Anni, We Irish people must stick together al\\ays Love, Claire

Ruffles Has Ridges

Maria, Remember the way we were before he Happened­Teddy Bear

Eric, I look up to you in a lot of ways, thanks for being friends; S.K.

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ADVISER: Bill Semplice A YS REPRESENTATIVE: Jim Toomey CHAIRPERSO OF EDITORS/ OPE I G : Joanne ovak FACULTY: RoseAnne LaBarre SPORTS: Tim Adams CLUBS: Maria Alves STUDE T LIFE: Debbie Ahern SENIORS: Donna LaBarre BUSINESS: Blair Johnson GRAPHICS: Dave Sopelak PHOTOGRAPHERS: Dave Bunt

George Dauphinais

TUNXIS STAFF

Each individual editor this year worked their hardest to make this book an unforgetta­ble one. Without an editor things got tough, but we made it.

A special thanks to Lisa Vanderbilt and Lori Weisberg who helped when we were in a pinch. Also, Bill Clark who did art work for the sports section, and Dave S. who did a great job on such short notice, on the cover.

Hey Mr. Semplice how do you like this picture for the cover - is it too late? I'm sure you and Mr.Toomey will NEVER forget this book and the staff! Remember Mr. Sem­plice, an appointment with Mr. Toomey for 2 p.m. means 3:30 - if you're lucky.

Remember the GREAT coverage the non-staff photog­raphers gave us? - Tim how about girls' soccer photos -do ya think you' have enough? Debbie how about Winter Weekend and especially the Semi? Donna, how do you like square photos? Maria & Blair how are things going? Ro­seAnne I'll bet you JUST CAN'T WAIT for next year!

From Tim - thanks to Jeff & Scott - Always there in the clutch when I couldn't be there, and to Scott & Maria for th"eir typing.

From Maria - thanks to Mom and Dad and especially Reynold.

Photos opposite page: ( coun­terclockwise) Joanne Novak, Maria Alves, Mr. Semplice, George Dauphinais, Dave So­pelak, Debbie Ahern, Ro­;eAnne LaParre.

This page: Blair Johnson, Donna LaBarre, Tim Adams, Dave Bunt.

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Class History Looking back to our first day at Windsor High, it's surprising to see how far the

class of 1979 has come along. We came in as a group of sophomores - some excited, but all lost in the expanses of our new school. We were not however, the only ones who were lost. Upon our entrance in September of '76, the school building had been expanded and completely renovated. The juniors, seniors, and teachers were lost too. We soon learned our way around and found the new labs, gym, library, music wing, and among other things a beautiful indoor pool (which we could not use.)

With the help of our class advisors, Mr. Albert Marini and Mrs. Debbie Smith, we elected our first class officers: Kim Rubenbauer, President; Kathy Lattal, Vice President; Lauren Provost, Secretary; and Diane Farley, Treasurer. During this year, "The Rock" came into existence, which we as sophomores along with other groups vied for the prestige of decorating with layers of paint.

September of '77 rolled around, and we were now Juniors and upperclassmen. We again elected class officers. This time they were Lauren Provost, President; Kathy Lattal, Vice President; Cindy Giller, Secretary; and Diane Farley, Treasurer. By this time, the pool was finally made available to us. We all had the chance to try it out with the swimming tests which we moaned and groaned about.

Preparations began for our Junior Prom. After we had chosen "We're All Alone" as the theme, the class officers and the prom committee got to work. They really did a great job making our Junior Prom something very special.

The summer of '78 passed very quickly and before we knew it we were back in school again - this time as Seniors. The year we had been waiting for finally arrived. With our class officers, Lauren Provost, President; Kathy Lattal, Vice President; Doreen Kelly, Secretary; Beth McNamara, Treasurer, and Diane Farley and Nancy McVey, Co-treasurers, we were set for our best year at WHS.

Like the two previous years, we all had new schedules. This time, however, there was an added kink. We no longer had Wednesday 6th for privileges. Instead, there were seven classes per day. Each class met five times a week and lab courses met six times. This not only meant that we could possibly get homework five nights a week in any given subject, but it also created some problems. Some students had difficulty in adapting, as they went home after their sixth class. Others had schedule conflicts and flocked to the guidance office.

Mr. Shea welcomed us back in our Senior orientation assembly, warning us to

beware of the malady known as "senioritis" (which we all know is inevitable.) Soon WHS had its second annual homecoming. We entered our Senior float in the parade which was part of a weekend of festivities including a barbecue, a disco, football, soccer, and field hockey games. The soccer and field hockey teams worked very hard, and it all paid out in the end. The soccer team finished as State Semi-finalists and the Field Hockey team as Class L State Champs!

The Senior class sponsored the Sadie Hawkins and the Sock Hop. Then came our Senior Prom at Chez Josef. The last stretch of the road had come into sight.

Now, with diploma in hand, we move ahead in a mixture of joy and tears to a bright new future. As we each go our own way, remember that you only get out of life what you put into it. So, set your goals high and live life to the fullest!

NN: Nickname AC: Activities FS: Favorite saying ME: Memorable events PP: Prized possessions HO: Hobbies PE: Pet peeve PL: Favorite place FP: Future plans SM: Special message 111

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DEBORA M. AHERN NN: Debbie NN: AC: Pres. International Club, Student AC:

Council EJ. . Board, TunJ.is, Cadu- PP: ccus, drama HO:

ME: Jr. prom, Dance Marathon FP:

NEAL ALLEN

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TIMOTHY ADAMS 79 Tunxis, Drum Corps, rootball Where's the photographer? 9/9/78, U or H basketball, 10/31 Tennis, roller skating College, UCONN, Journalism

NN: AC: ME: PL: FP:

WILLIAM ADAMS Bill Ice hockey, drama Cape Cod, summer or '78 The beach College, Law Enrorcement

THOMAS J. ALBERTI WILLIAM F. ALEXANDER DAVID ALLEN Bird NN: Alley, Wiloughby NN: Parties AC: Football, track, Tomahawk FS: Motorcycle FP: Lawyer PP: Hunting, fishing, skiing, biking SM; Learning without thought is labor HO: Going to Tech. school PL: lost ... Confucius

MARIA E. ALVES NN : Tia AC: Student Council, NHS, volleyball,

Westminster Scm., WYVC, Tunxis PP: My rriends FP: Co I I e g e

MARK ANDRESON

Brother Allen Hey baby! L.F. and A.F. Fishing, joging, weight training Red Tip, Cow's Farm, mountains

FS: ME:

PL: SM:

NANCY M. ANDREW DARLENE ANTCZAK PP: Family, friends, car ME: 2/26/18 AC: HO: Paintina PP: My family FS: PL: New York State HO: Enjoys travel ME: FP: Colleae. chemical cngineerina FP: Nursing HO: SM: Thanx, Lori, &an& for being there SM: You can go your own way. FP:

DANIELLA ARNINI VERNECIA H . ARNOLD RICHARD AVERY I don't know Bob! NN: Necic Zodiac~ Taurus NN: Rich 2/17/78, Italy, 5/13/78, AC: Basketball 77-78, track 78-79 AC: Work Experience 7 /5,6,7,8,23/78, Marco, ME: Jr. Prom, pep rallies, track meets PP: CB radio Bobbies PP: Health, family, money, friends HO: CB operator, bike ridin& Rocky Neck, Italy Than• Sapphire, Terry, Mom, Dad

SM: Good luck everyone, esp. Gwen FP: Employment at CBT

NN: FS: ME: PL: FP:

CELINE BAILEY Gymnastics, choir Howde Football pmes, majorette squad Pennsylvania Workin& at Kimberly Hall

OOUGLAS BAKER NN: Bake's AC: Track, Letterman's Club HO: Huntina. fishing PL: Vermont

BRIAN F. ARCARI Vanity club But coach ... Skiina Canada '78 Skiing. football U or H, Electronic Technology

DIANE BABICH NN: Di ME: Hojo's, Hampton Beach PP: My fricnch arc very important PL: Hampton Beach EP: Nunin&

EDWARD BARRY

NN: AC: ME: PP: PL:

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NN: HO: ME: FP: SM:

DENNIS BARTEE Denny Zodiac·Aquarius Buketball, bowling The line young ladies at WHS Trade School or U.S. Air Force Best of luck to underclassmen

AC: FS: HO: ME: FP:

JEFFREY J. BASSELL Varsity Club I don't think so! Football, skiing, parting Jr. Prom, overnight ski trip College for businesa management

WINIFRED D. BATTLE NN: Winnie Pooh AC: Girb Track-17, Drill Team HO: Sports, listening to music FP: Georgia FP: College, Early Childhood study

BRIAN BEETLE MAURA BEGLEY TAMARA BEHAN DIANE BELLONE Beeu NN: Begs NN: Tammy NN: Boloney Varsity Football AC: Ski Club FS: Let's take the day FS: Live and let die Saturday night parties FS: Hard as it may be • be yourself ME: Florida, Jr. prom, Cape Cod, TT HO: Driving, skiing, horseback riding The box, Lauren Penwood

ME: Sadies, parties at JM, Cape Cod PL: Beaches PP: Tennis raquct, good (ricnds FP: Travel, college

DENISE BENOIT AC: IGS HO: Led, the who, going to concerts ME: Parties, Stones conccrU PP: Led Zeppelin FP: Hairdressing

CAROLINE A. BENSLEY AC: Gymnastics, soccer ME: 4/8/ 78, Sr. proms, summer 17,

78, Beach, graduation parties PP: Steve, friends, family SM: Thanks Mom &t Dad for

everything

PP: Car FP: College, Gerontology rec. therapy

CHERYL BILL NN: Cher FS: I' m so embarrassed ME: 8/ 18/ 17, Jr. prom, Cape Cod PP: Friends, J .H. PL: Hampton Beach

CQflOLUYLO.

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JOSEPH S. BILMO • Ill RONALD BISSON AC: Student Council NN: Biss NN: ME: Winning S96 from WTIC- FM FS: Have a good one AC: HO: Carpentry ME: 11 / 19/76 FP: Broadcastina. medical field PP: Nancy. radio equipment ME: SM: Make up your mind, don't chance HO: Radio broadcastin& FP:

ELAINE BLAZIS JERALD BLECKEL STEPHEN T. BLOOD Water and snow skiing. hiking, NN: Kayak AC: JV football, JV and vanity Babysitting AC: Golf team baseball Otis and Talcott Mountain ME: Ale ME: Holcshou in the parking lot To do everything there is to do in HO: Skiing, bowling, bokononism PP: My car life FP: Auto mechanic

NN: AC: ME: PP: FP:

DIA E BOGGIO Dcdc

FP: Col lese

Partying witb Carole .t friends Graduation, summcn of 78 .t 79 Stereo and albums Working, California

MICHAEL A. BOLELLA NN: Bubba FS: Munch HO: Scuba divine, bow~n& PL: Mac's FP: Four year college

SUSAN BLAKE Sue Drama Club, W.H. Singcn, Concert Chorale, Caduceus Club Kick off dance '77 Job in the health field

NICHOLAS BOCCAMAIELLO

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JOYCE M. BONK FS: Future is built upon the past ME: 79, Misquamicut, Arcade,

partying

• DAVID BONVOULOIR

NN: HO: ME:

MARK BOSCARINO Bosco and Rat Fishing, sports

PP: BM, Mooneyes, Gusha, Betsy, Sue, Moe

FP: Soccer camp 78, beating W.L. 77 Computer Programming

FP: Two year business college SM: Carrie-what would I do wfo you!

JEFFREY P. BOURDON Football • Capt., Baseball Sports Jr. Prom, Beating S. Windsor Boat launch College for business

MICHAEL BRAY

JOHN P. BOYD Hunting, fishing, diving On the river or ocean Spend a year traveling before going on to school

FS: ME: SM:

RONALD BREEN

JOHN BOYKO I'm a victim of circumstance 18th birthday Why can't life's problems, hit us when were 17 &: know everything

AC: Jazz Ens., Pres of NAJE, Wind CLYDE D. BRINSO

NN: Cool Clyde

MARK E. BRAMLEY NN: Weisel ME: Graduation party PP: Motorcycle FP: Mechanic or welding

Ens ME: Boston·I :IS AM wf o bus driver PP: Record collection, Flugel horn

AC: Track and basketball HO: Sports, music ME: Prom

PL: Piccolo's FP: U.S. Air Force FP: NTSU, become a performer

c_oo f C./fd

DAVID BUNT

NN: AC: ME: FP: SM:

STEVEN BRODY

AC: FS: HO: FP:

TIMOTHY BROPHY

SCOTT BURGHOFF Soccer, tennis, Math, Bus. club Do it while you're young Avid bokononist College

NN: ME: PP:

FP:

BARBARA J. BROWN NN: Burnt Brownie AC: Cheerleading gymnastics ME: Jr. Prom, Wed. 6th, Cape Cod PP: Tom, friends FP: Bryant College- Legal Secretary

LAURIE S. BURKE Burkey Sadies, Jr. I< Sr. proms, Fri night My life, family, friends swimming

NN: AC: ME: HO:

JEFFREY BURNS Bumsout Tunxis, Jazz Ens, Soccer, NHS Civitan weekend, Jazz festivals Music, sports

Work, travel, maybe college SM: Thanb parents for helpful push

PATRICIA A. BURTO Patti, Burt Cheerleading, skiing, track Brownstone-JB, Homecomin& '78 Airline law enforcement..colleae Be your own penon

CHARLES E. BUTTERFIELD AC: Soccc:r. soccer ..... tennis \IE:

LORI A. CAHOO Graduation day

PP: Mother and grandmother FP: Science, soccer SM: Hana touah soccer '79

HO: PL: EP:

Drawina, cooking, photography Swimming hole - East Hartland College for fine arts

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CAROL CALIENDO AC: IGS FS: Catch ya ME: Sumcr of 76, frccbird, cruisin,

Sleeping over Lauries, partying SM: W.K. - you're a spike

FS: ME: PP: FP: SM:

LAURIE CARROLL BENEDICT CARUSO Can't compromise yourself Trip to NH, Cape Cod People who change for others College, business administration Thanks Salv-weird Sue, Miss yot

FS: HO: ME: PP: FP:

TAMELA CAVENEY Na you, Gee whiz Badminton, Bike riding Quccne concert My life Travel, work with children

NN: AC: FS: ME: PL:

ANTHONY CAMPOS I'm just a wild and crazy guy Walks with S.M. Green Hornet College, business Thanks, Mom and Dad

KATHLEEN C. CANTY AC: Spanish Honor Society,

International Club FS: Whatever FP: Mountains

EDWARD CASHMAN NN: Ned

SALLYANN CASSARINO FS: Sounds good to me ME: Summer of 78, Cape Cod, N.H . PL: The beach

AC: Golf-77,78,79, Hockey-78,79 PL: Cliffside C.C. FP: College, golf

CAROL-A N CECERE Schnoz, Munch Drama Club, Marching Band It's not true. Semi-formal, EH, the van, beach Vermont, Band room, gas station

AC: HO: PP: FP:

SM: Laurie-Do you know where we are, Sue- Carry on our craziness

PATRICK J .W. CHAG 0 Pat Croos Country; track Running Running shoes Boston Marathon .t CT to Calif.

FS: HO: ME: PP: FP:

LISA CHIARIZIO

RICHARD CHAGNO Weak, what it is Frisbee Canada 6/ 77, Florida 2/ 77 68 Tempest

AC: FS: ME: PP:

BRUCE CHAMBERLI Pole vault, cross country club 69 Just a scooch Sadies-77, all dances

CONSTANCE CHEVALIER

Calif, next summer, construction FP: Mustang Be rich

NN: FS: ME: PP: FP:

ELIZABETH CLARKE

~ELENA CIESLAK ERNEST CIRILLO Helen NN: Scoor AC: Give me a break, Fi,Fi AC: Varsity baseball, basketball "' HO: Rhode Island, the beach Football ME: Mike always Business college

AC: HO:

FP: Hartrord State Tech. College SM: SM: The Bean, Amy, Sis Best or luck

JOHN CONFORTO Co-captain or cross-country, Track Running

NN: AC:

PETER CONRAD Bone's Polach Soccer, hockey (Varsity)

WILLIAM M. CLARK Youth Volunteer Club, Football Eating, running Rich's skylark (Who are you) Toga Don't buy the bot lunch.

FP: Four year college FS: ME: PL:

Go ahead - You'll get somewhere Bobby'• party, 9/ 9/78 At the 'Y'

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MOST FORGETFUL: Tony Juliano, Ellen Foote

CLASS FLIRTS: Charlie Butterfield, Diane Farley

CLASS GIGGLERS: Janet Kirby,

120 CLASS CLOWNS: Bruce Chamberlin, Cindy Giller

BEST MANNERED: Bill Alexander. Lisa Tamburro

MOST POPULAR: Lauren Provost, Michael Huyghue

121 CLASS SMILERS: Candi Fusco, Brian Beetle

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MARK CO SIGNY NN: Captain Kelley FS: Medic! ME: 9/IS/78 HO: First aid, hikins. WVFD SM: Get all you can!

CHRISTINE M. CORMIER

NN: FS: ME:

PP:

KIMBERLY COSKER

ANITA COOLEY Nene Oh baby Summer of 78; Beach with Nat, Dec. 8, 1977 Car

LISA COSKER

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MARY CORCORAN

GINA COSTANZO Chris NN: Kimbo FS: I'll get by with a little help from my AC: Trcuurer of DECA lnternat'l Club, CaduceUJ, NHS, FS: Libby remember T.P.E. friends National Spanish Honor Society PP: John PP: Thanb Mom and Dad Sockhop 78, Fri. night movies HO: Being with friends, JA, RD. CY. FP: College, Teaching/writing Equitating, skiino SM, CG, CC SM: Good luck Chrissy - 198S

LINDA M. COX Caduceus Club

LORI CRA STON AC: ME: PL: FP:

9/26/78, VICA Convention Hu-Ke-Lau Nursinr

KiM

NN: AC: FS: HO: FP:

C05K

ME: Summer 78, Paul's wedding FP: Business world. Marriage SM: Love ya - Mom &: Dad, Thanb

Alison, Mr. Benoit&: Mr. DiPianta

SUSAN CRAWFORD Sue Volleyball, soccer, Caduceus Always am, Never will be Skiing, sailing Bio major (Marine Biology)

NN: AC: ME: SM:

STEVEN CRISTELLI

GEORGIANNA CURRY George DECA President Mike, Joe, Moth, laughing Anna, Gina, Karla~ my favorites Thanx Mr. Benoit, Mom, Dad, Gram

CAROL DALLESSIO Guinea

AC: Girls Varsity Soccer FS: Here comes trouble

THOMAS A. CYR NN: Tom Bro Pl: Anywhere but class FP: Business school SM: Seniors rule

ME: May 30, 1976, May 13, 1978, June 17, 1978

NN: FS: ME: Pl: FP:

Sue Hey guys 10/22/ 77, 10/ 7/ 71 Cape Cod

ursing

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GEORGE DAUPHI AIS

JEFFREY CUMBO

WENONAH DADDARIO oanes

The Store Disco Marriage, cosmetology Rcmcmber·Karcn, Lisa, Anna, Tony

BARBARA DAVID NN: Fritz, Sncrd, DB

DEAN DAKIN

AC: V. soccer, JV volleyball, drama ME: Jr. prom, Mclean's Park, beach PP: Family, friends, csp. cuz-RTT

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CRYSTAL L. DEBERRY Dukes Does it burt 8t Have a temp? You ain't lying Business/Communications field Your day will come

CARRIE A. DESHAIES Mooneycs NN: Bob

AC: FS: ME: PP: PL:

ROBERT DIAS

I was dying AC: JV, Varsity baseball D.F.B. sapphire ring, 7/ 16/78 FS: Can't wait to go skiing

JAMES P. DENNO Soccer, track I know how to drive 10/30/75, 12/1 / 79, 1/ 1/76, grad. Family, Dawn, friends West Stockbridge, Two Brooks

AC: FS: ME: PL: SM:

DIANE DERESIENSKI Gymnastics, Girls soccer, synchro Hey Kids, Pow g/ 7 / 77, Grad. party, backpacking Hartford, Rosie's locker, N.Y. Thanks to friends and family

THERESA DIDOMENICO KEVIN DILLON NN: Pixie NN: Dill PP: My dogs, Cochcsc and Holly AC: Yu's Tac Kwon Do HO: Skating, skiing, swimming, baby ME: Russell's party

Marriage, college-Boston, Florida ME: Jr. prom, hospitals, Marine trip sittin& HO: Karate, weight lifting J .B.-What arc best friends for? SM: Thanks Mr. Seabury PL: The beach FP: Law Enforcement

B. THOMAS DILLON ROGER DINALLO TERI L. DIXON NN: Tom NN: Nik NN: Dixie AC: Football team 76, 77, 78, Varsity ME: Canada overnight ME: 9/ 29/ 78, 8/25/78, 6/ 3/ 78

Club, DECA HO: Skiing, golf PP: Guitar, Cadillac HO: Sports, camping PL: Oakridge PL: Nova Scotia, Canada ME: Wilson F.D., Barts FP: Four year college FP: Medical field, travel to Europe

Bob

WAY ED. DOBRUTSKY AC: Varsity rootball, baseball, SporU

starr or Tomahawk FS: liey FP: Two year then rour year college

LAURAINE M. DONOHUE NN: Red ME: 1/1/76, l/l/7g, X-mas parties,

No-tell, NYC FF-Shortcut? Where's the car RHPS, Fire!

FP: College

MARK DOWGEWICZ AC: TPS, CWE/00. Spencer Turbine PL: Berore school at Resource Center,

New York City FP: College

WILLIAM DRAIN NN: Bill

JOANN DRAKE DA VJD DUHART VALERIE DUNCAN ME: Gorkin, 4's Co. open house

AC: Track ME: The lake HO: Having run, meeting people SM: When you have it, enjoy it

WILLIAM EAGER, JR. AC: Football, basketball, track, Math

Club, Varsity Club PL: MacDonald's FP: UCON

LYNNE EICHNER AC: French Club ME: ewport, R.I . HO: Skiina FP: ColleJe, skiing

PP: Memories or loved ones L.R., Gp Ma It JJ's

SM: Accept the unchangeable, have courage to change the changeable

MICHAEL FARGNOLI

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DIANE FARLEY NN: Farley, Di AC: Treas. 10,11, Asst. Treas. 12 FS: Cut it out! Cry me a river. ME: Skiing expert slope, 6/ 10/78 PP: Friends

MICHAEL T. FAULK ER NN: Mike ME: Summer '78, Sadies '77 HO: T.T. FP: College

JAMES FERRANTI ELLEN FOOTE Jim AC: Capt. Chccrleading, Tunxis, Senior NN: Varsity Club, Math Club, Steering Committee: ME: Caduceus ME: Waiting for long distance phone Electronics, Water skiing, First calls, '77 Semi-formal FP: Aid Electrical Engineer

NN: AC: PP: SM:

FP: R.N., B.S. Degree

WILLIAM A. FOSTER Gradii Jazz Ensemble, Wind Ensemble Silver Bullet (trumpet) Music contains the key to life

ME: PP: PE:

FP:

SM:

LYNNE FOUR IER Summer 76, Gail's birthday My friends and family People who care about only themselves. Hairdresser, build a log cabin

HEATHER M. FERGUSON FS: We are free to go where we wish

and to be what we arc ME: Jr. prom, Sadie Hawkins HO: Horse back riding, skiing FP: College, Rehabilitation counsel

SANDRA L. FORTIER NATALIE FORTIN Stonewall NN: Nat Sadics 76, Canadian overnight, FS: I'll get by with a little help from my Summer 78, Rocky Neck friends. Coast Guard, Good memories PL: Cape Cod • Beach (es) Thanks Preve, Bird, Di, Red, 8t SM: Take it easy, 8t let it be ... Mom

FS: ME: PP: FP: SM:

LYNN FRARY Does this look alright? S/13/ 78, Senior year 78-79 My family and friends Be happy and enjoy life Thanks Sue

Na+-aJ,iL ~II

FS: PP: HO: FP: SM:

SHELLY A. FRENETIE

NN: Shell FS: GNOBED Apin .. aim, He's a

QT! ME: Partiea SM: Class of 80 - Make it your best year

NN: AC: FS: ME: PP:

ROLAND E. GAGNON DAVID GAMER What's up? NN: Dave

CANDIDA FUSCO Dida, the Deets Track & lield, football mgr. Hey woe:! 6/10/77, 9/30/78, the Bridge Tuffy, my pepper

ROBERT GAFFNEY

MICHAEL H. GARTRELL NN: Mike

ROBERT GATZEN

My bike FS: They' ll really do a job on you PP: South, Southwest Motorcycles. hockey, swimming HO: Swimmin&. sports, parties Navy PL: San Diego Go all the way - don't drop out FP: Marine Biolbgy, College

NN: ME: HO: PL:

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NA CY J . GAWLIK Nance Summer 78, S/3/ 77, S/ 20/ 78 Skiina, horse back riding California, beach

AC: FS: ME: PP: HO:

HO: Basketball, piano FP: College, Corporate Lawyer SM: Future is here, stay cool, slick

International Club, M/ P band You're so slow! Happy 3:01 Senior year Family, friends Music

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DIANE GEGETSKAS NN: Bunny AC: DECA ME: Goina out with Donna, Steven, and

Gary; Cape Cod FP: Secretary school

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CLAIRE GIRARD ME: Parties, laughter, good times PP: Mom and Dad PL: Warden's Pond

DONNA J . GEGETSKAS DONNA L. GEGETSKAS 7/18/75, Flashlight, Cape '78 NN: Family and Kelly, Truth AC: The Cape HO: Journalism PL: Thanks, Mom and Dad FP:

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PAMELA GIROUARD AC: Parties

Dawn NN: DECA AC: Partying at Kathy's house Bridges and Kathy's house ME: Become rich PL:

ROBERT L. GOLDBERG NN: Bob

FS: Scooberdolun, Rock and Roll, WG AC: TPS ME: Friends, 6/9/78, birthdays ME: England 8/75

CYNTHIA M. GILLER Cindy, Buns Field hockey, track, Jr. class Sec., Sr. Steering Comm., French Club 4/26/78, 6/18-20/78, 2/17-21/78 East Hartford with Wes

SM: It's time to (ind your place in the sun, John ... Forever!

PL: E.G. FP: Nursing field

HO: Wilson Fire Department

LESLIE GOROBZOV AC: Look out world! FS: Roll! Ramble on ME: 7/12/78,6/17/78 PP: Patched jeans, albums

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ROGER GOULET AC: IGS club PL: Canada FP: Public Accountnt

NN: AC: PP: PL: FP:

FP: Electronics

WILLIAM GRABOWICZ Grabs Soceer Judy Great Pond B.S. in Mechanical Engineering

AC: ME: PP: PL: FP:

DAWN M. GRANT Soceer, DECA

PL: The Barn

10/30/75, graduation Jimmy, family, friends, car Two Brooks Hanford State Tech.

AC: ME: HO: PL: FP:

DEIRDRE GRECO AC: International Club, Caduceus

Club, Student Council FS: Be nice to Chris, she has a gun HO: Ballet, sewing, hiking, camping SM: Thanks: "It's only elementary."

ROBERT GRIFFITH AC: Enjoys golf FP: College

NICHOLAS GROSSE NN: Nick FS: I take what is given to me. FP: College

MARIA GUEVARA International Club, Music Coming from Ecuador to USA Reading, tennis

JEFFREY C. HALE Whimpy

TERRY HAMILTON STEVE HANDY NN: FS: ME:

Ecuador PP: Study computers at a university SM:

JAMES HARGRAVES

NA.J!/IJ

I love it! Exchange concerts, "Brat" 2-16 M.F. Beth · forever, Lacerte?

NN: AC: ME:

SM:

JOANNE HARNER Jodi Field hockey, Tomahawk (sports) Keswick, AC's, MYF. Jr. Prom, family, friends Always remember Jill, Lisa, Sue's

SANDRA D. HARRIS NN: Teaser PP: Mack HO: Dancina PL: Mack's hoW( FP: Air Force

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JODY P. HART JEFFREY HARTMANN FS: ure is a mistake without music ME: SYMS '78

FS: Let's do it ME: 8/18/17 camping PP: The Demon, C.B. HO: Auto racing

PE: Henry's whine PL: Railex FP: Music instrument technology

PETER HAYES NN: AC: ME: PL: FP:

GEOFFREY HENTON

SONYA HEINEMAN Son Drama, Caduceus Club, skiing 6/3/78 Vermont College

RAMON HERNANDEZ NN: Ray FS: The kid HO: Sports PL: The coast FP: Pre-law

FREDERICK J. HAWRAN PP: Driver's license HO: Outdoor sports PL: Hampton Beach, N .H. FP: Schooling to be an architect

ROBERT HENDERSON FP:

MARK HENDRICKSON Diesel mechanic and truck driving school

TONY HERNANDEZ

AC: FS: HO: FP:

DONNA M. HICKS ROSEMARY HIGGINS MARIE HOLLICK NN: Spunky NN: Roc, Rosie, Nose ME: Bridgeport Jam '7g, Yes Concert AC: Student Council (Representative) FS: Couple or wild and crazy guys PP: Car FS: Hey baby! ME: Summer or 76, hiking '7g HO: Partying. Hiking, camping PP: Carl Jelfenon Breaves HO: Meeting new people PL: Penwood Park FP: Military Serv1ce (Three years) PL: Beach SM: Donna We finally made it!

REYNOLD HOOVER SCOTT HOPKINS NICHOLAS HORAN II SALLY A. HORNER Student Council, N HS, soccer AC: Soccer, tennis AC: Track, cross country Capt. AC: Wind Ensemble "Pressure the ball" R.L.S. ME: Camp 7g, wet goals, Sr. Prom ME: Canadian overnight ME: Exchange concerts Scuba diving, skiing, swimming 78 College, major in Political HO: Hiking, fishing, tubing Science with military career FP: College, biology

NN: FS: PE: FP: SM:

CAROL HOTSKO Hotsy, Care Meanwhile back at the ranch Gum under the locker handle ReJistered nursing, Peace Corps Study SAT's in Junior year

AC: ME:

PP: FP: SM:

HO: Skiing PL: E.V., Pomps FP: Four year college, plus

LYNNE HULICK Scaetary or DECA

(. Maine, summer 77, DEC A conference Brian Kenny Retail manaaement Stick with it · its worth it

jtfi1

AC: ME: HO: FP: SM:

HO: PL:

MICHAEL L. HUYGHUE Pres. of Vanity Club, Tomahawk Boys Stale, Boys Nation Football, basketball, tennis Journalism major People never rail, they give up

Clarinet, music Music department

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DAVID R. JEZOUIT NN: Jezz ME: Summer and rail or '78 PP: Car PL: Wilson boat launch

NN: AC: FS: FP:

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SUSAN ISAAC NN: Sue ME: First day or school PP: My little blue wallet HO: Coin collecting FP: College ror rour years

BLAIR V. JOHNSON AC: Business Club, Student

Varsity Club HO: Tennis, basketball, soccer PL: I love New York!

STANLEY JANCZAK

Council, AC: FS: FP:

FP: International Businessman

ANTHONY JULIANO Sldnch Taekwon-do/ Martial Arts How do I get there? I'm on IE! Retirement age 2S

JUDITH KATZ

JILL S. JEAN AC: NHS, Mad Jazz. GHYC, Jazz

Rock ME: USA- Summer '78 PP: Music, Mom and Dad FP: College, land, peace or mind SM: Don't be arraid or change

LOUIS JONES MONICA JOPECK Student Council representative AC: National Honor Society I like that. ME: Search 12/ 3/ 77 Career in accounting FP: Registered nurse

SM: Thanks to JK, SO, CC, and TM ror everything.

KARLA S. KEIRSTEAD FS: Love the world and it will love

you back. ME: Summer 78, camping with

buddies PP: 12 string Ventura HO: Writing songs, playing guitar

JANET KIRBY ME: Search 12/3f78, 9/20/78 PP: Curious Georae HO: Swimmina, campina PL: Cape Cod FP: Reaistered nune

ANNE KELLY

JOSEPH KOBOS

DOREEN J. KELLY NN: Do AC: Vonity Club, volleyboll, B·ball,

Softboll, Sr. class secretary ME: Spoahetti supper, eve

volley boll HO: Jitterbua

LORI KIELY FS: I am so . . bunary! ME: 3/25/78, Jr. Prom, summer or

78, Footboll pmes, "'eekends PL: Mount.ams New Hampshire FP: Sometbina in the medical fleld

KEVIN KIRKBRIDE STEPHEN C. KISSEL JAMES KLINE ME: Summer or '78 AC: Tennis teom, Business Club

PL: New Haven FP: UCONN

DONNA J . LABARRE AC: NHS, Tunxis 78-79, Caduceus

Club ME: Junior Prom, Exchanae Concerts PP: Family, memories or Dad, rriends HO: Accordion, cross-country skiina FP: Colleae. majorin& in Nutrition

ROLAND LANGHOF

PL: Misquomicut, R.I. FP: Colle&•

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JOHN LAVOIE

AC: JE:

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DONALD LAI<"AU NN: leroy AC: Football-Captain, track PL: Bon's house:

KENNETH LAVOIE

SUZANNE R. LERARIO Cheerleading, gymnastics, synchro Riverside, 5/5-6/18. Jr. Prom, 12/18/78, 9/3/78, Mt. Tom John, "3 Musketeers + I" family Thanks Dad

DENNIS LAROSE PP: My 1971 Camaro HO: Cars FP: Welder

KATHLEEN E. LATTAL NN: ladale AC: Field hockey, track, N HS, Class

VP FS: Abba Bob, Senior Foxes, Gonzo ME: 11/10, 12/15, Proms, Canada FP: Nursin& or Physical Therapy

KAREN J. LAYMAN ERIC LEMIEUX ME: Misquamicut weekends. summer FS: Deo Gratias Mirabile Dirta

ME: CVC Tennis Tournamen( '79 PL: Cemetery, Addison Road

PP: Diamond, close: friends, do8 HO: Horse: back ridin& PL: Enders Rock Slide FP: Nursin&

GRACE LEVESQUE FS: Give me a break ME: Summer of '77 FP: Go cross country, college SM: Thanks, Mom and Dad

NN: FS: PP: FP:

FP: College, MG, avoid death SM: EPCBLGBKDTSHB

ROBIN D. LEWIS Roob Zodiac: Gemini Ask me do I care? My high heel shoes

CERJBCPSBBJMSSK

Attend N.C. State University

NN: HO: FP: SM:

NN: FS: PP: PL: FP:

JOHN LITTLEJOHN Jack, L.J . Daru. workin& on cars

ROBIN LINER Rob Oh yah My diamond necklace Vermont GettinJ married

NN: AC: ME: PP: PL:

DONNA LOMBARDI FS: Let's party HO: Partying, camping

GRETCHEN LIPTAK Grinch Gymnastics. cheerleadin& Summer of 78, Hockey sames John The beach

DIANE LONG AC: Track, Student Council, band ME:

SUSAN LITTER

avy Think twice before doing something and then do it anyways.

ME: Yes concert, the beach PP: Waterbed, car PP:

July 78, 2/14, S/6, S/ 13, Talka with Rob My adidas, frienda Florida

NN: HO: ME: PL: FP:

MARY LORD Libby

SM: Have a good time

Silversmithing, photography Being w / Rene, Bimbo, and Mac The beach and mountains Colleae, meetina people

PL:

HUGH LOWENSTEIN NN: Bird FS: Lets Boosie HO: Ridina motorcycles ME: Dances and Macs FP: Collese

STEVEN LUNDY

LEROY LOOMER NN: Lips AC: Wind Ensemble FS: ''Take a Break." "Really" PL: Pitcolo's FP: Music performance major

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CLASS MUSICIANS: Ross Tucker, Tishka Musco

136 BEST LOOKING: Mike Faulkner, Jill Jean

CLASS COUPLE: Ron Bisson, Nancy Pizzoferrato

FRIENDLIEST: La

CLASS ACTOR/ ACTRESS: Mike Pugliese, Debi Turcotte

MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT: Reynold Hoover, Lauren Provost

CLASS MUSICIANS: Ross Tucker, Tishka Musco CLASS FLIRTS: Charlie Butterfield, Diane Farley CLASS SMILERS: Brian Beetle, Candi Fusco CLASS TALKERS: Tom Sorbo, Diane Farley MOST POPULAR: Mike Huyghue, Lauren Provost MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Reynold Hoover,

Joanne Novak CLASS CLOWNS: Bruce Chamberlin, Cindy Giller BEST DRESSED: Blair Johnson, Pam Peralli

CLASS ACTOR/ACTRESS: Mike Pugliese, Debi Turcotte

BEST MANNERED: Bill Alexander, Lisa Tamburro CLASS ATHLETES: Mike Huyghue, Bonnie Russo FRIENDLIEST: Bill Alexander, Lauren Provost SHYEST: Bob Dias, Linda Macari CLASS ARTISTS Paul Ross, Lisa Vanderbilt CLASS SCHOLARS: Jeff Moore, Donna LaBarre CLASS COUPLE: Ron Bisson, Nancy Pizzoferrato CLASS GIGGLERS: Bill Drain, Janet Kirby MOST FORGETFUL: Tony Juliano, Ellen Foote TALLEST: John Tomkiel, Cathy Moreton SHORTEST: Ronnie Breen, Pam Peralli BEST LOOKING: Mike Faulkner, Jill Jean

137 CLASS TALKERS: Diane Farley, Tom Sorbo

NN: ME: PL: FP: SM:

JAMES MACHERNIS

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ALISON LUNEAU Lune FS: Going out, Enfield with Sue ME: Enfield, Mac's PP: Hairdressing. own place PL: Thanks Lynoe, Sue, Gina, Lori SM:

JOSEPH C. MALECKI NN: Slick AC: Art Club HO: Skiing ME: My rapidograph PL: Tariffville Gorge

PETER MACKAY PP: Opel GT FP: College

DANIEL LYNCH LINDA MACARI I got something in my eye! FS: The only gift is a portion Fri. Sept 78, 1/6/78, 3/3/78 yourself. Lorrie PP: Honor Roll student Salmon Brook FP: College If I can do it, you can. SM: Thanks Mom and Dad, luv ya.

PATRICK MAHONEY

DOUGLAS MALIAR RONALD MANIGAULT NN: Ronnie Zodiac: Libra AC: JV and Vanity Basketball FP: College

of

BRYAN MAIN

SANDRA A. MANN AC: DECA FS: Dcsi. Pam we made it PL: John Brown's FP: Business management SM: Stay in school, it's worth it.

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DAVID MARCHUK AC: Jazz Ensemble (4 Years) Wind

Ens HO: Playing sax, hiking, swimming PL: The Cliffs FP: Biology, Music, travel SM: Good luck Jayne. Fab, Linda

WILLIAM MARCHUK

JENNIFER MARENGHI GARY MARINO ROBERT MATTARAZZO Muzz

SUSAN MAWDSLEY Mawds

GARLA D MAY AC: Basketball, football . HO: Karate (martial arts) FP: Photography school or college

AC: PP: PL: FP:

SM: Special thanx - Mr. Martin, Mr. Shea, Mr. Carlson, esp. my mother

TPS Auditorium The booth College

NN: AC: HO: FP:

SCOTT MCDERMOTT

NN: FS: I'm gonna be ill Varsity Golf team

Baseball, basketball Hartford St. Technical College

ME: PL:

Jr. Prom, 10/7 f71, Sadies, T.C. Hampton Beach

FP: Work, college, travel

ELLEN M. MCMANUS FS: Glas por moi! What's that got to

do with the price of .... ! ME: 1/28/78, summers of 77, ~8.

1/1/77 PP: Friends FP: Work, college

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SUSAN E. MCNAMARA F. Hockey, hoop, track, Girls' State, Class officer, St. Council Jr. Pror-. KHS, II/ 10, 8/24, eve 11 Jefrs eyes, Jeff, all my friends Thanx for everything Mom & [hd

NN: AC: HO: ME: PP:

NANCY MCVEY Spot, 0 .8. Drama, Choir, Varsity soccer Being w 1 rriends, bowling, movies McCiains Park, 6/ I /78, beach Photo albums

AC: HO: PL: FP:

ALAN MICHELSON TPS Recording, making thinp Before school "The round table" 2 year tech, school, electronics

JOSEPH MILANO CLAIRE MOFFETT Clara bell

STEPH"-N MONTGOMERY JEFFREY MOORE NN: Joe Alto NN:

FS: HO:

ME: PL:

CATHERINE MORETON AC: Volleyball· Capt. 78-79 ME: Homecoming 77, 78 PP: friends FP: College

Excellent Partying wfBB, Grinch, Nat, Lori Wed. 6th, Sadie Hawkins Beach

SM: Good luck Carol-Lynne, Kelly, Ter

C I Mabel/

JOHN MORIN

AC: National Honor Society, Boys' State, Westminster Seminar, Spanish Honor Society, Wind Ens., Jazz Ens.

ELIZABETH MORINGIELLO NN: Liz (Diz) HO: IGS FS: Make the best of what you have ME: Summer of 78, coming to WHS FP: Secretarial school Jr. college

MARIANNE MORNEAU NN: Mar, Ferdie PP: Loves hummels and Teddy PL: Loves to walk in the woods FP: Work then college SM: Thanks to Mom and Dad

THOMAS MORTON, JR. N : Ope

PP: 67 Mustang PL: N .H. FP: Join the Air Force

TIMOTHY MOTTRAM MARY E. MUSCO THERESA MYLEK WILLIAM P. NARKIEWICZ, JR. NN: FS: HO: FP: SM:

Capt. Kelly NN: Tishka NN: Ter NN: Crash Hey Mark, we done it AC: Wind Ensemble, drama, lnt'l • ME: October 9, 1976, summer of '77 AC: Eastern Woodlands Spearlighters First aid, rocketry Club PP: Ronnie Chabre FS: How's up? What's it going'? Air force or Army medic FS: Hoah wow! PL: Van Buren, Maine '78 SM: Never underestimate the power Make the best of it! PP: Flute, Dolphin, Tuffy

FP: SM: Fran, thanks for everything or the powerless.

LINDA NATALIE AC: Kimberly Hall FS: I don't believe this!

Music Education

ME: 7/7/16, Soph yr, NHS, Big E. HO: Tennis, the besches - Cape Cod FP: College, nursing

KAREN R. NEMETH AC: DECA, Ski Club FS: Poooe ME: 4 / 16/77, Seger, Yes, Styx

conceru FP: Marry Bruce SM: Rock and Roll music never

forgets

ROBERT NIEDERWERFER NN: "Uncle" Bob AC: NHS, Tomahawk, Math Club ME: Summers of '77 and '78 PL: Computer room

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JACQUELINE NOISET AC: Soccer, Bike Club, Tomahaw• ME: 5/13/77, 8/2/83, 4/7 PP: Li8ht blue sweatshirt, everyday HO: Thinkin8. hiking, walking in rain SM: B.L., D.F., M.B., K.C., PM

CLAIRE NOLAN FS: Come on guys, it's not that bad ME: Vacation, rriendship with Grirfi PP: Family, rriends HO: Doing something a little crazy FP: Major in child psychology

MARY O'BRIEN WILLIAM O'BRIEN JOANNE E. NOVAK Tomahawk (Editor), Tunxis (opening), NHS (pres), SNHS (prea)

AC: FS:

F. hockey, track, lnt'l Club Okay bye

Girls' State Cycling, skiing, piano playing Fame, fortune, and happiness

HO: PL: SM:.

STEPHEN M. O'DON NN: Steve 0 AC: Soccer HO: Swimming, hiking ME: Sock hop, dancea

Girl Scouting, YMCA, Liresaving Timber Trails, Misq. Beach Jr. A Smitty - Keep DB in line

PAUL J . OLEKSIW AC: Jazz Ensemble ME: Eschange concert 76-77 HO: Carpentry, working with ears

FP: College, recreation, Special Ed PP: Bau trombone, Basset hound

(Joe) Pl: Vermont and cw Hampshire

CAROL A. NORRIE AC: Volleyball 78-79 ME: Summer or '78 HO: Painting and sketching PL: Beach, Florida FP: Business school

KATHLEEN OLIHAN

ALLEN J. O'DONNELL

O~ee_ Steve'D

FRANCE PARE FS: Sounds sood ME: Good times, parties HO: Steve, partyins! PP: Nelly the Nova FP: Hairdressina school

MAITHEW OLIVEIRA

LAURIE PARLAPIANO

SUSAN ORCUIT NN: Sue AC: Student Council Sec, lnt'l Club

VP, NHS, Caduceus Club 76 ME: S. Formal, 6/ 18/ 78, 6/ 20/ 78, PL: Beach and EH

RONALD ORSINI FS: For the only reason is "head" ME: Misquamicut, Soph &: Jr. years,

Listenins to Mr. Seabury PP: Sunday, Saturday nisht, friends FP: Go to collese - own a lounse

GERALD PARE NN:

ELIZABETH PARKER Parks

TINA PARLANTE

AC: HO: ME: FP: SM:

AC: FS:

Tunxis, NHS, Jr. Prom Comm. We're havina some fun

HO: Playing tennis SM: Thanks to L and V

GLEN PELLIGRINELLI Fall Hockey, baseball Ridins Hodaka motorcycles Partyina with my friends of '78 California. Living in Windsor Be part of the school

PAMELA L. PERALLI NN: Munchkin ME: 10/ 30/76, J 78, Kickoff 78. Jr

Prom, 7/ 15, 11 / 11/ 76, 5/ 28/ 71 PP: Rusty, clothes, car SM: Thanks Mom &: Dad for

everything

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BRUCE G. PERKINS NN: Perk NN: ME: 4/16/77, Philadelphia 6/78 ME: PP: My dogs HO: Frisbee, Pool, baseball HO: PL: At concerts FP:

LISA PETROZZI GARY PINCKNEY

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LAURIE PLAIT ME: 8/18/78 PP: Orange popsicle FP: College, marriage SM: A woman without a man is like a

flSb without a bicycle.

ANNA PERROTIA EARLE PETERSON Ooch AC: Golf 77-79, Business Club 79 Doc's party, the moth, Mike and FS: Negative waves Joe '77, the store Cross country skiing, jogging College, living, loving

MONIQUE PLOURDE NN: Mo HO: Macrame PP: First car PL: Canada FP: Computer processing

PP: My T.P.'S, X-country skis PL: Northern Vermont FP: College, avoid death

RAYMOND PITIMAN NN: Buddy

NANCY J . PIZZOFERRATO NN: Nancy, Pitz

AC: Cap ME: Sadies 76, summer of 78, Sr HO: Bowling FP: Go into the service

prom PP: Ronnie and friends Pl: Mountain View Nursing Home FP: Nursing, RN degree

GARY PORTER ME: Parking lot artcr sc:hool PP: Car FP: Tech school, auto mechanic

AC: FS: ME: SM:

LORI R. PRAGUE PATRICE M. PREVO AC: Vice President of DECA ME: 9/21/17, summer '78, East Beach AC: ME: DECA Convention PP: OCMEGO Job at Reid's PP: My car PE: Speedy people and Math classes FS: PL: McDonalds for breakfast FP: College, Business ME: FP: Teachin& Distributive Education SM: Thanks to Mom and Dad PP:

CHRIS PUCHKORIS MICHAEL A. PUGLIESE Pug

MARIANNE PUZIAK Puz NN: NN:

LAUREN PROVOST Field hockey-Capt., Jr. and Sr. Cia President, hoop, track Who am I? Who am I? Homecomina. Sadics, Jr. Prom Brian's smile

Varsity Baseball 78-78, Business Club "Albatross" "Get a grip" Boston Massacre of '78 by N.Y. Earth, Wind I< Fire

AC: HO:

Golf team, Drama Club, Business Club Golf, Bowling, Fishing

PP: PE:

My family and close friendr Boring classes

KURT RAFFERTY

PP: My car HO: Working on cars PL: Florida

FP: College. own a business FP: Truck driving PL: FP:

Scotland, the beach College for nursing

DENISE RAUCHLE LISA RAYMOND CHRISTINE L. REGAN ME: Tbe prom, Walt Disney World AC: Marching Band AC: Caduceus Club, Pres; HS, Sec; PP: Big AI, Curious Georse ME: April in Paris, summer school Math Club, International Club HO: Goina to the movies PL: Maine. France FS: You're 10 slow!

PL: Vermont .. FP: 2 year, Occupational Therapist HO: Music FP: Biomedical En&ineerin&

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LUCIANNE RIZZO

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LYNN ANN REGAN AC: IGS all the time ME: Philly! The Stones

PAUL G. ROSS AC: All-State Band ME: 2/11/78 PP: Ludwig Snare Drum HO: Frisbee, drawing FP: Music

JACQUELINE RICCIO AC: IGS

MICHAEL J . RICE NN: Mike

FS: Let's take the day Deb. ME: Winter of 77 with T.S.

ME: Senior Prom '78 PE: Elementary Analysis FP: Getting Rich PP: Mom and Dad and Pooh

BENJAMIN ROBERTS

SM: Mary Ann, thanx

JANICE L. RODRIGUE NN: Jan FS: Later much! That's life. ME: Kick-off dance, Jr. Prom,

2/18/78 PL: Riverside Park, New York FP: UCONN, Law School, En~land

DIANE ROGER ME: Rolling Stones, graduation PP: Thomaa, My car, friends, my dog HO: Music, playing guitar PL: Parties FP: Respiratory Therapy

ROBERT RUSSELL NN: Gator

BONNIE RUSSO AC: Capt Varsity Field Hockey,

Track, baaketball, Varsity Club ME: 10/29/71. 4/14/78, 9/ 23/78 Jr.

AC: Ski Club FS: Sure pal ME: Taking all 4 PP: Firebird, friends

Prom PP: Donald's eyes, yellow Oower HO: Parties. having a good time

DAVID RYAN

WILLIAM SALAZAR AC: PP: PE: PL:

NN: AC: HO: PL: FP:

DESIREE B. RY IEWICZ Desi DECA (Enfield Square) Archery, horse back riding Cape Cod, at the beach fashion merchandiser &. designer

AC: ME: PP: SM:

FRANCES SANDEMENA ISABEL SANTOS Student Council representative AC: DECA My friends FS: Check it out People who are down on thcmsclf ME: Summer of 78 My room SM: Parlo, Trozzi, Ooch,

LAURIE SA LAME IGS club, SitS with Val 4's co., open house, 4/71, 6/4/ 78 Friends, Party wagon, YBB This is just one phase of life, love MltD

BRENDA C. SCRUSE AC: Track team, basketball 76-77 ME: Junior Prom PP: My mother, car, money

George, HO: Dancing, singing FP: To travel cross country Tbanx for laughs and good times FP: Beautician, computcrist

CHRISTOPHER J SHANNAHAN AC: Golf team FS: Long ball FP: College, engineering

NN: AC: FS: ME:

PP:

JANE SHEA Junior Field and ice hockey 77 Behave yourself, take care .Year of '79, football bames, KOD Bart, LF, DL. CM, BY, KL, OB, BB

NN: AC: FS:

PAMELA A. SHEA Spikes Track, soccer Time doesn't obliterate, distance can't alter friendship that two people share.

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MINNIE SIMPSON

SUSAN SHEWOKJS Sue Binao: No such thin& as wind Sayin& aood-bye Service

BRENDA SLADYK AC: Weaver modern dance group FS: Let's roll FS: Crunch ME: 7/ 21/78, 8/ 6/ 78, 8/ 8/18

PP: Car Buddy, friends

ROBERT SILLIMAN

ME: Dance performance in Jamaica HO: Dancina. sinaina. actina FP: Professional dancer

PL: Where there's music, good company

FP: Nursin&. traveli~& around

SHAUN SMITH STORIE SMITH

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HO: PE: FP:

LYNN SMITH

DONNA M. SIMMONDS Breakin& the school record for the &iris 440 &: My own time Tennis, jogging, cooking You look nice today Business school,

WILLIAM SNIFFEN

MICHAEL SMITH HO: Fishina. huntin&

NN: AC: FS: ME: SM:

THOMAS SORBO Zorb Soccer, basketball, track You bought it this time buddy! Soccer Camp, weekend road trip Mom &. Dad, thanks ror everything

NN: AC: HO: FP:

GARY ST. AMANT TIMOTHY STEADY

LISA A. TAMBURRO AC: Vanity Field Hockey, Va nity

Baseball, Student Council SM: Never close the door that looks

to the past, ror the key to the future may be discovered within.

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MARVIN SPEED Magic

DONNA SPONZO NN: Sponge

National Honor Society, muJic Skiing, tennis basketball Computer engineering

FS: No turkeys allowed ME: January 21, 1977 FP: Patty's apartment

NN: FS: ME:

HO: PL:

BRUCE THOMPSON

JOYCE-ANN SVADEBA Joycie, babe, Punkin, Sva Check it out! 4/9/77. 1/28/77, S/28/77. Proms Tom, photography, skiing Boat launch, Wurdiga, the L TO

MICHAEL SZCZEPKOWSKI NN: Stretch AC: Technical Production Starr PL: Projection booth, E 240C FP: Electrical engineer

CAROLE THORNER AC: Partying with Dede and rriends FS: Take the day ME: Graduation, summen or 78 and

79 PP: My rriends FP: Working

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RICHARD TILLONA JOHN TOMKIEL AC: Varsity football , Letterman's NN: Ten Foot

Club AC: NHS, Jazz Ens., S.H.E., ME: Summers of 77 and 78 Ens PP: Dog Kelly and my cat HO: Instrumental music FP: Coast Guard PL: Piccolo's

FP: College, Medical School

LAURA TOWER DONALD TRINKS I don' t know. Sounds good. NN: Albatross AC: Partying, going to concerts, FS: ... oh .. Listening to Led Zepplin, The ME: .. Chestnuu roasting ... " PP: Who, Rolling Stones, Beatles PL: Hampton Beach, N.H. '78 PL: france's friendship SM: B.K. FP:

ROBERT TVARONAITIS NN: Bob

DAWN M. USHER ME: Weekend with Ze<:k

JOHN TOWER AC: Ice hockey

Wind ME: Parties PP: My Volkswagon FP: Graphic arts SM: Good luck!

ROSS TUCKER AII-S12te Band, Youth Orchestra, AC: Wind Ensemble, Jazz Ensemble Trumpets Piccolo's Music performance

ME: PP: FP:

MARK VALENTE NN: Fooch

FS: Go home. ME: A night in ewington PP: '6S Must2ng

PP: Allman Brother's tee shirt PL: Mr. Blake's room, art room

AC: Caduceus Club HO: Climbing PL: Beach

PL: McDonald's FP: Four year college

DEBORAH J. TURCOTTE WHS Thespians, Manager Girls' Track Jr. and Sr. years Summer of '77, S/ 13/78 Doug Dreams or being an actress

NN: FS: ME: HO: FP:

KARL WAGNER Coup

LISA J . VANDERBILT AC: Art Club ME: 1/78 HO: Makin& clothes, music FP: Art school

FS: Enjoy life while you can. ME: Summer in Georgia '78 HO: Enjoys all sports PL: College

REESA WEISBERG

ALISON H. VIGDOR FS: It's only rock and roll, but I like

it. ME: Rollins Stones '78, Philly PP: Jimmy, my car, friends

GINAMARIE VINCE T AC: Share and Care prosram FS: J'll ask him tomorrow! ME: 9/29/78, 7/14/ 78 PP: Million $ pic PL: My locker

JUDITH WALKER PAULA A. WARING JOHN F. WATERS IGS NN: Put-put Zodiac:Leo ME: Sadie Hawkins 78, Sr .t: Jr Proms

AC: Student Council, Drill Team PP: Parties. friends, great times Beins with Jimmy ME: Beach, camping PE:

FP:

LORI WEISSBERG

Lisa 3/1/78 Chris and the Junior Prom HO: Concerts, skiins Surprise quizzes PL: Penwood, Spoonville Collese, Child Study FP: Attend college

N : Fido ME: The rock, GL concert, Exchanse concert,

Jr. Prom '77 HO: Tennis FP: Floral desianer

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NINA WESTON Earth, Wind and Fire record collection Stereo equipment Peas and spinach Recording cnaincer

LEONARD WHITE NN: AC: ME:

HO:

THOMAS WHITE Tommy, Bill Stage Band, skate team Marching band '77, Exchange concert '78 Skiing

KAREN WIECHNICKI ALAN WILLETTE ARLENE WILLIAMS NN: Twity Zodiac: Leo

SANDRA A. WILLIAMS AC: Student Council-Homecoming PP: Kotzy, Husky

PL: Ocean, Nantucket, R.I., Vernont SM: Dreams Oy when rrccd by sea.

Here comes the sun.

WADE WILLIAMS

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ME: Friends at WHS, drill team practice, my boyfriend - Kevin

PL: New York City FP: Aetna, go to business school

noat FS: Nail bim to the boards. ME: Summer or '77, July 25, 1977 FP: Nursingschool

BETH YOST JOSEPH YUNGK PP: Rebecca HO: Siding FP: Four year college (Nursing) SM: Thanks N , H and Cath ror

everything

GARY ZANAUSKAS AC: Caduceus Club, Westminster

Sem. ME: 1978 Senior Prom PP: Mr ltalia's Yve St. Laurant tie PL: Room 235 FP: College to major in biology

MARK ZAREK SANDRA ZAWADA N: Zcek NN: Zawat

AC: Varsity baseball, Ski Club AC: Varsity Field hockey, basketball, ME: Virginia with baseball team softball PL: East Hartford Cinema HO: Skiing (snow 8t water), boating FP: Engineer SM: Good luck Bob-1981 (Make it!)

Camera Shy John Allen Scott Anderson Roy Angus William Bednarz Nestor Benitez Anthony Boswell Daniel Faulk

Geoffrey Haines Thomas Hansen Jeffrey Hunt Anna Lepak Roger Major Jeffrey Moskites Wayne Parks Bhadresh Patel

Rosemary Rozman Patrick Slyne Michael Sommerman John Stafford Mary Stafford Mary Sypek Maurice Violette

LORI ZITO

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NANCY MARY ANDREW

MAY 23, 1961 - DECEMBER 7, 1978

We at Windsor High have had the privilege of knowing and loving a borrowed angel, Nancy Mary Andrew. In her seven­teen short years with us, Nancy taught her family and friends how to live. For Nancy, Cystic Fibrosis was a way of life. Rather than let her affliction get the best of her, Nancy made the best of it. She faced life with a cheerful positive attitude, knowing that things could be worse. Having surpassed her doctors expectations, Nancy thanked God for each day that she lived, and in doing so, taught us how to live.

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CARMON FUNERAL HOMES, INC.

Windsor: 688-2200 John C. Carmon Richard L. Carmon

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Congratulations to the Class of 1979

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Musical Instruments & Instruction Records • Tapes • Sheet Music Copaco Shopping Center Blmfd.

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726 WINDSOR STREET

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Compliments To The Class Of 79!

From

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Windsor Office, Windsor Shoping Center

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P.O. BOX 2809 Hartford, Connecticut 06101

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38 Poquonock Avenue,

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Telephone (203) 688-7226

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AND OPTICAL CENTERS

144 Broad St. Windsor Center

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WILSON DRUG COMPANY

396 Windsor Ave. Wilson, Ct

Open 9 A.M. to 8:30P.M. Sunday to I P.M.

527-2163 ROBERT EASTON OWNER

JAMES DUNKIN, JR. MANAGER

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BILL CAHILL'S OLDE TOWNE LINCOLN­

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Congratulations Class of 1979!

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you've needed and the extra motivation you've been missing. Our professional staff will design a personalized program to help you with your figure problems. They'll give you tips on how eating - not starving - can help you lose. And you can use the salon and all the equipment as often as you like!

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Tel. 236-5881

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"We go out on a limb for our customers~'

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